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World Vol.16 (incl #coronavirus)

Twitter bans misleading coronavirus information https://t.co/4R5KVGMVJL pic.twitter.com/ty59aVCXNB

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 19, 2020

Capitalism is why people in today’s advanced economies make $200 a day rather than $2 a day or less as they did back in 1800. It’s why there are even such things as advanced economies. https://t.co/T8bPwJvjRg

— AEI (@AEI) March 22, 2020

New from @FreeThoughtsPod: While we practice social-distancing during the coronavirus pandemic, @ARossP and @TCBurrus remind us that there’s something about politics itself that is harmful to us and makes us worse people. https://t.co/OHglZg1FAt

— Libertarianism.org (@libertarianism) March 20, 2020

Policymakers are going overboard with business shutdowns risking massive economic damage. https://t.co/WsOfLgkrlG pic.twitter.com/CRT1qnUtBP

— Chris Edwards (@CatoEdwards) March 20, 2020

"It's always the lowest margin product in the supply chain that ends up being your weak link," says @ScottGottliebMD on #coronavirus test supply shortage on reagents, swabs, plastic pipettes, plastic cups. pic.twitter.com/XKSKJzNfFU

— Squawk Box (@SquawkCNBC) March 20, 2020

Italy continues to suffer heartbreaking, devastating consequences from epidemic spread of #coronavirus. 793 new deaths in single day. Crude case fatality rate now 9%, total cases increased from 47,021 to 53,578 and total death toll stands at 4,825. Graphic h/t @AndyBiotech pic.twitter.com/CQ9vGeKj2j

— Scott Gottlieb, MD (@ScottGottliebMD) March 21, 2020

Are we going to have a #coronavirus recession?@AEI's Derek Scissors joined @dpletka and @marcthiessen to explain that while we will have a technical recession, we will likely see a V-shaped recovery.

Listen here: https://t.co/lnDEERn4gN
Transcript: https://t.co/SyT1bKCd3f pic.twitter.com/YrAyfh77LR

— What the Hell Is Going On? (@AEI_WTHIGO) March 19, 2020

BREAKING: New real time Coronavirus cases. What you are doing is working.

San Francisco put in place strict #StayHome measure. Miami-Dade lagged. See what happened.

This looks at abnormal fevers real-time. Thanks ⁦@kinsa⁩.#StayHome works! pic.twitter.com/aHizBrKuGj

— Andy Slavitt @ 🏡 (@ASlavitt) March 22, 2020

Germany pulls out the 'bazooka' against the coronavirus — But is it doing enough?
a note by yours truly on Germany’s #coronavirus responses

(Spoiler: probably not)
https://t.co/rwRib59yq8 via @BrookingsInst

— C. Stelzenmüller (@ConStelz) March 17, 2020

Right now, the U.S. has only 924,000 hospital beds and 98,000 intensive-care beds. The system could be overwhelmed by #COVID19. We could face rationing or triage, which would mean denying optimal treatment to many sick patients. My @WSJOpinion column: https://t.co/8tNNKASZL4

— Bill Galston (@BillGalston) March 18, 2020

Local efforts to address coronavirus can’t match the scale of federal relief packages, but they do have one advantage the feds do not: speed. https://t.co/zGDpUO6OP6

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) March 19, 2020

Still can't find toilet paper? #COVID19's impact on trade and logistics is just beginning, and there's a ton of confusion on where and when this impact will heighten.

One point is clear though: Not all places or people will be hit evenly https://t.co/K1m5X7xLHk @BrookingsMetro pic.twitter.com/eq8iWB109F

— Joe Kane (@jwkane1) March 20, 2020

They didn’t tell us about the virus. They didn’t have the Tests Available. They didn’t have a Fucking Plan.
What they did have was a plan to Suspend Our Constitutional Rights.

It isn’t Incompetence. It is the plan.
https://t.co/NcbmDAYIEQ

— MikeFarb (@mikefarb1) March 22, 2020

As a former secretary of labor, I can tell you that the airlines don't deserve a $50 billion bailout.⁰ In the last 10 years, they spent 96% of their cash flow to buy back shares of their own stock in order to boost executive bonuses.

They shouldn't see a dime of taxpayer money.

— Robert Reich (@RBReich) March 21, 2020

Are criminals getting a free pass because of #COVID19? @CullyStimson shares with @Liz_Wheeler how the criminal justice system is being impacted by the pandemic—and what could come next. pic.twitter.com/1ZbEz5OM0j

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) March 21, 2020

Thank you @JennPellegrino @OANN https://t.co/5TLc8LpYIP

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 22, 2020

Here's Mitch McConnell responding to a female reporter's extremely straightforward question about the coronavirus bill by condescendingly asking her, "do you work here?" pic.twitter.com/kgZwDJElB1

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 26, 2020

The US is now on pace to have the worst coronavirus outbreak anywhere… pic.twitter.com/GgtcF4788J

— Mark MacKinnon (@markmackinnon) March 25, 2020

Everyone knows that we're facing a real crisis from the coronavirus. But do you know how we got here and what we need to do next? Ron Klain, former White House Ebola Response Coordinator, breaks it down for us: pic.twitter.com/XRkIw2EzM4

— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) March 21, 2020

This Missouri man has been charged with making a ‘terrorist threat’ after licking several Walmart items pic.twitter.com/HsySo0p3ox

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) March 25, 2020

This is leadership. https://t.co/C3tWQqO8Lz

— Kaniela Ing (@KanielaIng) March 22, 2020

The Chinese Communist Party suppressed initial reports on the Chinese Virus and punished doctors and journalists, causing Chinese and international experts to miss critical opportunities to prevent a global pandemic.

https://t.co/wVfXAWSR7I

— NSC (@WHNSC) March 18, 2020

"Congress shouldn’t just settle for short-term band-aids to patch holes in our health care infrastructure and our social safety nets. It can and should use this opportunity to make ambitious, lasting improvements," writes economist @StephanieKelton https://t.co/YGtniBFxej

— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) March 22, 2020

Younger people listen up: 55% of NYS #Coronavirus cases are ages 18-49.

Young people aren’t invincible. You can get this and you can give it to someone older you love.

You shouldn’t endanger your own health & you certainly shouldn't endanger other people's health.#StayAtHome

— Andrew Cuomo (@NYGovCuomo) March 21, 2020

holy shit pic.twitter.com/kHcHqX83FH

— Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) March 21, 2020

https://twitter.com/tfoale/status/1241461706955673603

Social distancing measures in Canada could be in place for months, Canada's health minister said today. Patty Hajdu warned that not following the measures in place now could lead to more strict measures later to confine people to their homes. #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/WG3c0CYrSb

— CBC News (@CBCNews) March 22, 2020

10/13/1988 debate: @AnnCompton asks Bush & Dukakis who their heroes are, "point out to young Americans as figures who should inspire this country?"
Bush: "Fauci …top doctor at NIH, working hard doing something about research on this disease of AIDS"
h/t @mschlapp via @bterris pic.twitter.com/2Q9WUVoUXB

— Howard Mortman (@HowardMortman) March 21, 2020

Better and smarter than many humans. pic.twitter.com/yerZHHac9x

— Imam of Peace (@Imamofpeace) March 21, 2020

https://t.co/znaf03xuGm

— Team Trump (Text TRUMP to 88022) (@TeamTrump) March 18, 2020

In case you hadn’t noticed, life is difficult and unpredictable.

So, how do you move forward in such a complex and confusing world?

UCLA Medical School psychiatrist Dr. Stephen Marmer offers 5 tips for coping with life’s unwelcome surprises. pic.twitter.com/6hKZAY3IgW

— PragerU (@prageru) March 18, 2020

It remains unclear how the spread of the virus will affect the conflict in Ukraine, @scrawnya told @nytimes.

“Maybe there’s a shift in thinking about war. What is the point of fighting now? Maybe it’s better to self-isolate, rather than sit in trenches.”https://t.co/2vhFxoYZ2K

— Crisis Group (@CrisisGroup) March 19, 2020

Canada and the United States are finalizing a deal to close their shared border to non-essential travel — an extraordinary measure designed to slow the spread of COVID-19. https://t.co/w7yUsvo9m1 @CBCKatie @CochraneCBC

— CBC News (@CBCNews) March 18, 2020

Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina start to set up Tents Today and Help Civilians at Borders https://t.co/vjFTwKR2M6

— SarajevoTimes (@SarajevoTimes) March 19, 2020

📈What does the #Coronavirus mean for global growth?
Watch @guysiemiller, Chief Market Strategist and Head of Macroeconomics, as he speaks on this timely topic and find out more here: https://t.co/FluJ6WJERV #markets #stocks pic.twitter.com/k1iyJO9eUg

— @zurich (@Zurich) March 4, 2020

🦎Biodiversity is declining faster than it has at any other time in human history, and the implications are multiple. Get more insights:https://t.co/f6iz567dy6 #risks20 #GlobalRisks pic.twitter.com/ot4O5VcKrA

— @zurich (@Zurich) March 6, 2020

Hear from @Zurich Insurance’s Group Chief Investment Officer @urban_angehrn on why the Swiss insurance company joined the @UN-convened Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance and committed to a #net-zero portfolio by 2050. https://t.co/JH9ptZyUFk

— UNEP FI (@UNEP_FI) March 6, 2020

What the federal government is doing right now to protect public health, cut red tape, and empower healthcare providers: https://t.co/kV4jioHB1u pic.twitter.com/RlekityPPy

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) March 14, 2020

Everyone can help prevent the spread of #COVID19. Practice healthy habits like avoiding close contact with people who are sick. Learn more prevention tips: https://t.co/mCTZoGFRpx. pic.twitter.com/Jm12EQkfkJ

— CDC (@CDCgov) March 14, 2020

COVID-19 UPDATE https://t.co/xzSHlNiS9K

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 14, 2020

President @realDonaldTrump has brought the best of America together to address the Coronavirus, forging a seamless partnership with every state and territory in this Country. Our number one priority is the health of the people of this Nation. pic.twitter.com/Su9ZyWGgd6

— Mike Pence (@Mike_Pence) March 13, 2020

Today’s declaration authorized me to waive provisions of certain laws and regulations and give maximum flexibility to healthcare providers to care for patients. @POTUS continues to take bold action to strengthen our #coronavirus response efforts.

— Secretary Alex Azar (@SecAzar) March 14, 2020

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— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 12, 2020

The Trump administration scrambled to assure Americans it was responding to a growing #coronavirus outbreak as stock markets plunged and top health officials urged some people to avoid cruise ships, air travel and big public gatherings https://t.co/RQRjAPAI5P pic.twitter.com/mLz4rPxQmp

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 10, 2020

https://t.co/ov2gv8tT3e

— Mike Pence (@Mike_Pence) March 10, 2020

Pence to meet Tuesday with health insurance representatives https://t.co/SZGcGCPzfK pic.twitter.com/XNgQ5vhj6x

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 10, 2020

"#COVID19 is an opportunity for Europe" writes @LBS's @LucreziaReichli for @GulfTimes_QATAR https://t.co/8oi8D8dbck pic.twitter.com/r0Yr0ijHJt

— London Business School (@LBS) March 12, 2020

For the media: #Coronavirus impacts are being felt everywhere—from the global economy to the smallest organization. Berkeley Haas has a wide range of experts available to make sense of it: https://t.co/iYrrzp8fNy

— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) March 12, 2020

Jeremy Corbyn wasn’t a terrorist sympathiser. He was a people sympathiser who wanted the 99% to have a better life. And the UK rejected him because the 1% convinced the UK he was dangerous.
pic.twitter.com/haCl9PyF3W

— Ben (@BenJolly9) March 21, 2020

ICYMI: @spaikin spoke with @M_Ignatieff, rector and president of the @ceu and former leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, about his university's ongoing battle with the Hungarian state, populist unrest in Europe, and Canada's recent election. https://t.co/l5JYkxr3WF pic.twitter.com/3sCZN6ia1w

— The Agenda | TVO (@TheAgenda) November 18, 2019

Aon buys Willis for $30 billion in world's largest insurance deal https://t.co/WpV55scFMR pic.twitter.com/GeE4Ie7Bhc

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 9, 2020

Watch Chair Powell’s statement from the #FOMC press conference:
Full video: https://t.co/mQNbvOn7II

Press Conference materials: https://t.co/MJ4D54XMoS

— Federal Reserve (@federalreserve) March 3, 2020

How the IMF Can Help Countries Address the Economic Impact of #COVID19. https://t.co/NEz54XUhsP #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/2RC85Dnwe0

— IMF (@IMFNews) March 3, 2020

"Like many environmental hazards such as toxic chemicals, the coronavirus is fundamentally a problem in risk management. And like issues such as climate change, the problem involves scientific data, modeling, and a good deal of uncertainty." @dfarber https://t.co/O4gXuIaBaT

— Berkeley Law CLEE (@BerkeleyLawCLEE) March 2, 2020

The International Risk Governance Council distinguishes between emerging and ambiguous risks — Canada is currently coping with both kinds, writes Kevin Quigley of @DalMIPP. #coronavirus #CdnPoli @DalhousieU https://t.co/Ox0YTMR76c

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) March 4, 2020

Learn about hand hygiene and preventing the spread of Covid-19 (#Coronavirus) pic.twitter.com/ZEvMIbt3ZE

— HSE Ireland (@HSELive) February 28, 2020

Singapore’s coronavirus response has contained the outbreak—but its strategy is hard to replicate https://t.co/JR6cQVwZQI

— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) February 29, 2020

The coronavirus outbreak has investors moving money into so-called haven assets—those thought to be safe in a global economic downturn https://t.co/IIj59wFnD8

— Bloomberg (@business) February 28, 2020

China coronavirus cases leap by almost 15,000 after data revision https://t.co/tXoTs4XCRB

— Bloomberg (@business) February 13, 2020

Empty LNG tankers are idling off Qatar as China slows imports amid the virus outbreak https://t.co/VCRqa9Xs70

— Bloomberg Asia (@BloombergAsia) February 13, 2020

In follow-up statement, #OPEC says it is in contact with Vienna authorities on #coronavirus. "While we continue in earnest with the preparations for the meetings of the extraordinary conference next week, we are continuing to monitor developments closely" #OOTT https://t.co/cEZCqkWmVN

— Herman Wang (@HermsTheWord) February 26, 2020

"In response to the corona virus, OPEC+ are considering deepening production cuts agreed in December. The current deal curbs supply by an additional 0.9 million barrels per day in 2020, on top of the 1.2m b/d production cut agreed the previous year." https://t.co/l0KMHMM7Mk

— BloombergNEF (@BloombergNEF) February 28, 2020

Saudi Arabia has so far been thwarted by Russia in its push to shore up oil markets against the coronavirus. But when they meet next week, the humbled kingdom may yet clinch victory https://t.co/a0v57FdRWU

— Bloomberg Australia (@BloombergAU) February 29, 2020

Battle lines drawn as the EU and UK begin their partnership negotiation https://t.co/0seM1K7Prc

— YaleMacMillan Center (@YaleMacMillan) March 2, 2020

July 5 at 4pm at @BeineckeLibrary: Reading of the Declaration of Independence & Frederick Douglass’ 1852 oration.

On view through July 11: Essential documents of U.S. history. Free & open to public (closed July 4) https://t.co/A4m80xvDR8

— Yale University (@Yale) July 3, 2019

Buckle up, The Tale Blazers are here! In the season premiere, Marlee & Mirella visit Terra Nova National Park, one of Canada’s only dark-sky preserves. But before they can spend the night stargazing, they cross paths with a few storytellers. Watch now at https://t.co/bkNF2X2nqN pic.twitter.com/1RIV2cRMu5

— NewfoundlandLabrador (@NLtweets) March 2, 2020

Pension reforms in the #UK 1997 to 2015 🔍

As part of our #research with @NESTInsight, watch @IPR_NickP interview former #UK Chancellor (1997-2007) and #UK Prime Minister (2007-2010), Gordon Brown @OfficeGSBrown.

👇 https://t.co/jPC86i0eLK #TurnerCommission

— IPR (@UniofBathIPR) March 20, 2020

Quarantine day 6. pic.twitter.com/er652Oy3Ki

— jamie (@gnuman1979) March 16, 2020

NEW BLOG: Parliament and COVID-19: the Coronavirus Bill and beyond.

Former Clerk of the Commons Sir David Natzler outlines how parliament can best adapt to scrutinising the new Coronavirus legislation and the executive in light of the current crisis.https://t.co/yDCFO6NFA5

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) March 23, 2020

Just in case you need it, here’s a dog doing yoga in Italian. You’re welcome. pic.twitter.com/zTKp3MbI8e

— Amanda in Atlanta (@ATLnewsgirl) March 25, 2020

https://twitter.com/RexChapman/status/1240732016787718145

People of America…Important News: All my restaurants in DC area are closed until further notice. Here at @ThinkFoodGroup safety of employees & guests is too priority. Some restaurants will transform into Community Kitchens to offer to-go lunches for those who need a meal. (1/4) pic.twitter.com/3HTyT607ZI

— José Andrés (@chefjoseandres) March 15, 2020

🚔 “Your actions are jeopardizing public health.” – New Orleans Police as they clear crowds from Bourbon Street. #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/Q2T0M5WrcC

— Brantly Keiek (@BrantlyWx) March 16, 2020

NYC rules. That is all. pic.twitter.com/vZL6nLm8pc

— Lynn Johnston (@lynnjohnstonlit) March 15, 2020

Does President @realDonaldTrump make the Chinese eat dogs?

No

Do Americans make the Chinese eat bats?

No

Does the world make the Chinese eat rats?

No

China must be held accountable or they will continue to lie and more people will die! #ChineseVirus pic.twitter.com/sIJje3wQb9

— Andrew Pollack (@AndrewPollackFL) March 22, 2020

Noooo… Italy 🇮🇹 #COVID19 case count re-accelerating upwards once again. +2300 already halfway thru today. Pray for Italy. Pray for the world. pic.twitter.com/7fZKlakzQC

— Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) March 11, 2020

Blue chameleons 🕊️♥️ pic.twitter.com/nPifF9ZfH7

— Scott Hefti 📓 (@Havenlust) March 25, 2020

Coronavirus Conference Gets Canceled Because of Coronavirus https://t.co/Akok6MpoGQ

— Jeffrey Guterman (@JeffreyGuterman) March 11, 2020

🙈 Boris Johnson's Tories are in denial over UK's statutory sick pay. Meanwhile EU countries are providing for people in the wake of the Coronavirus.

👇 The UK's lagging behind on SSP, it's time for Westminster to step up. #PMQs

🇩🇪 £287
🇦🇹 £287
🇮🇪 £266
🇸🇪 £230
🇳🇱 £201
🇬🇧 £94.25 pic.twitter.com/CKdmpiMxeJ

— The SNP (@theSNP) March 11, 2020

Ireland is giving every citizen paid sick leave to help stop the spread of the coronavirus pic.twitter.com/oyUf8Rhp52

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) March 10, 2020

Washington D.C. Vol.3 (think tanks, universities)

@AEI
@BrookingsInst
@CSIS
@Heritage
@CatoInstitute
@CarnegieEndow
@pewresearch
@TheWilsonCenter
@AspenInstitute
@AtlanticCouncil
@ACScowcroft
@ACEurasia
@PIIE
@HudsonInstitute
@WashInstitute
@NewAmerica
@EconomicPolicy
@ceprdc
@CenterOnBudget
@taxfoundation
@TaxPolicyCenter
@CFTNI
@amprog
@TheStudyofWar
@StimsonCenter
@gmfus
@WorldResources
@BPC_Bipartisan
@ThirdWayTweet
@CIPolicy
@securefreedom
@afpc
@MigrationPolicy
@CREWcrew
@McCainInstitute
@IRIglobal
@NEDemocracy
@IFES1987
@urbaninstitute
@UrbanLandInst
@NewUrbanism
@smartcitiesdive
@IPS_DC
@inequalityorg
@ceidotorg
@RSI
@NTU
@taxreformer
@FreedomWorks
@freedomhouse
@CGDev
@JointCenter
@CSBA_
@jinsadc
@COHAofficial
@The_Dialogue
@WOLA_org
@JudicialWatch
@EWCinWashington
@AsiaMattersEWC

@mitindc
@Georgetown
@GWtweets
@HowardU
@AmericanU
@CatholicUniv
@SAISHopkins

World Vol.12

"These technology-fueled threats create a conflict environment characterized by expanding dimensions, converging domains, sensor proliferation, increasing weapon ranges, speed, autonomy, lethality, and compressed time horizons." https://t.co/XB9uUwMcRw

— Modern War Institute (@WarInstitute) February 27, 2020

This Week’s Top Picks in Imperial & Global History #twitterstorians https://t.co/vu2TcSblan pic.twitter.com/sUik33YuIZ

— Imperial & Global (@ExeterCIGH) February 22, 2020

"I see a life’s work in the region now at risk, given the administration’s promotion of a radical solution cheered on by the Israeli right wing."

Recently retired senior CIA officer, @Mpolymer, on Trump's #MiddleEastPeacePlan: https://t.co/hfdd4ipQPa

— Just Security (@just_security) March 3, 2020

You’ll be forgiven for thinking that this is a video from some war in the Middle East but it actually is migrant riots today in Paris near #GareDeLyon.Congolese migrants are fighting the police because some singer(FallyIpupa)that they don’t like will play pic.twitter.com/3LMNsdoexD

— BasedPoland (@BasedPoland) February 28, 2020

"#OPEC+ is likely to agree on a modest cut in #oil production at the regularly scheduled meeting of OPEC ministers on March 5-6 in Vienna." From @GregPriddy1. https://t.co/iDc54LFpjV pic.twitter.com/P4B6Hvey5r

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) February 28, 2020

Oil prices climb on prospects for deeper OPEC+ output cuts https://t.co/2bZCcdOkgQ pic.twitter.com/IOy3XOrTEf

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 13, 2020

OPEC+ countries should not be complacent about coronavirus – Saudi energy minister https://t.co/DMsSd445NR pic.twitter.com/nE3MpqV2AO

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 25, 2020

#China monopoly on the precious rare earths industry is being challenged, but still accounted for almost 65% of global production in 2019 according to the @USGS. #theyreminerals https://t.co/MoTiVbOR20

— Statista (@StatistaCharts) February 11, 2020

In this month’s federal judicial vacancy count, Ballotpedia tracked nominations, confirmations, and vacancies from February 4 to March 2. Ballotpedia publishes the federal judicial vacancy count at the start of each month.

Full report here: https://t.co/dHCEeG8Wc5

— Ballotpedia (@ballotpedia) March 4, 2020

America is known as a country of religious freedom, but what does that really mean?

Join @YaleDivSchool @TisaWenger as she explains in #10questions.

— Kurt Manwaring (@fromthedesk_) January 9, 2020

When the YDS Quad made a prominent appearance in a British newsreel message from then-Princess Elizabeth. (Jump to the 1:09 mark if you want to "cut to the chase.") https://t.co/doLMyayCYE #refugees

— Yale Divinity School (@YaleDivSchool) January 13, 2020

https://twitter.com/threadreaderapp/status/1233082672576172032

Look, some things are fairly simple. Calling the Jim Crow South – a brutal one-party apartheid state – a “functioning democratic system,” as Caldwell does in this interview, should be immediately disqualifying. https://t.co/EhwNuwTaAW

— Thomas Zimmer (@tzimmer_history) February 20, 2020

11. You can read the full report 'The Phantom Fleet: North Korea’s Smugglers in Chinese Waters' on the RUSI website: https://t.co/WN5d1gQKoI

— RUSI (@RUSI_org) March 5, 2020

Russia’s Grom-2019 strategic nuclear exercise suggests that nuclear systems remain fundamental to Moscow’s approach to deterrence, and can be understood as an attempt to convey the benefits of extending New START – read the free Strategic Comment | https://t.co/KUiCeKHV2O pic.twitter.com/aTwxzE4oeE

— IISS News (@IISS_org) March 6, 2020

Also available in English: "Iranian operations against el-Asad and Erbil bases: what can be learned from the imagery?" https://t.co/vpcLOBItMN pic.twitter.com/NnnGoPwv99

— FRS (@FRS_org) February 25, 2020

https://twitter.com/robert_schuman/status/1232310195457380354
https://twitter.com/Cinzia_Bianco/status/1235834030458687489

In case you missed it, video of the week: Dutch PM checks his bike into a big underground parking place. Attendant (of Kurdish origin) is amazed: “He has to check in and out like a normal person! This is how you run a country. I’m never leaving” pic.twitter.com/49aGdWH2Tx

— Ben Coates (@bencoates1) January 25, 2020

https://twitter.com/IFRI_/status/1234844106637049857

Time of the year when we get reminders about big implications of #Arctic change. Hotter Arctic -> Weaker #PolarVortex & #JetStream -> Extreme cold spells in mid-latitudes. Graphic @STcom

E.g. Deadly Arctic blast breaks records set more than 100 years ago https://t.co/7cgFAkbvTT pic.twitter.com/r5v8iSjPj0

— Arctic Frontiers (@arcticfrontiers) November 14, 2019

New #openaccess paper "An assessment of representation of ecosystems in global protected areas w/new World Climate Regions + Ecosystems" Implications for @nature_org global conservation priority setting, @UN economic + environmental accounting + more! https://t.co/aYjT74YT60 pic.twitter.com/chYlVciIS4

— GIS and Science (@GISandScience) December 19, 2019

Supporters say the Long-Term Stock Exchange will allow founders and CEOs to focus on long-term value creation, innovation pipelines, and sustainability goals.

Critics say the LTSE is a marketing exercise for a handful of Silicon Valley players. https://t.co/xCSilgeRG0

— Marker by Medium (@MRKR) February 20, 2020

Some holiday reading: How CORE students inspired us to look again at how we calculate small group inequality https://t.co/PawDSYP69t

— The CORE Project (@coreeconteam) December 27, 2019

The CORE economics textbooks spearheaded by Wendy Carlin are great and I wish more universities in the US (including my own) used it. https://t.co/rj8NWI42Ju

— Dani Rodrik (@rodrikdani) December 30, 2019

In 1981, the year Ronald Reagan became America's 40th President, 44.3% of the world lived in extreme poverty (i.e., less than $1.90 per person per day).

In 2015, it was 9.6%.https://t.co/OS8Vwz8SAf

— HumanProgress.org (@HumanProgress) February 13, 2020

The Satoshi Revolution by Wendy McElroy: https://t.co/OZXqXJabDl. Analysis by @jeffreyatucker. #Cryptocurrency #Satoshi #WendyMcElroy

— American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) (@aier) February 28, 2020

Independent Scotland would face five year wait to rejoin EUhttps://t.co/o0AZsuLuQt

— The Scotsman (@TheScotsman) February 18, 2020

The Northern Ireland Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) Pensions Results were published today: https://t.co/8vCoK4MYmK pic.twitter.com/BviIHBh8So

— NISRA (@NISRA) March 4, 2020

https://twitter.com/EU_MARE/status/1230442732193243136
https://twitter.com/iealondon/status/1230147265156673537
https://twitter.com/ESS_Survey/status/1230464639424778241

Two giant icebergs broke off Antarctica. Here's what that means for the continent's health. https://t.co/6GUbZR112S

— NBC News (@NBCNews) February 20, 2020

With interest rates low, @SmithSchool’s Cliff Rossi gives #mortgage refinancing advice: https://t.co/PQnMZFkxts

— Smith Brain Trust (@SmithBrainTrust) February 14, 2020

Does @pier1 have a future beyond bankruptcy?

“Over the past 15 years or so the brand value associated with the name Pier 1 has really gone down,” says WSB's Hart Posen in @WSJ. “I’m not sure how much left there is to save.” https://t.co/pfqgYJBpCi

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) February 18, 2020

https://twitter.com/OriginsOSU/status/1225123170891550722

New in PD Hub: Check out the 2nd edition of the Routledge Handbook on Public Diplomacy, edited by @USCAnnenberg CPD Faculty Fellow @NickCull and @drpersuasion (Nancy Snow): https://t.co/zP5TgGXeRq #ascj pic.twitter.com/zoq2mEbIND

— USC Public Diplomacy (@PublicDiplomacy) February 14, 2020

"Cases of British martial law and blacklisting in Egypt in the yrs surrounding the #FirstWorldWar illustrate the historical racialised and wide-reaching constructions of ‘extremism’ and ‘terrorism’ underpinning contemporary British counte-rterrorism legislation." @aliceiswriting https://t.co/tUNnvoLrFs

— Imperial & Global (@ExeterCIGH) February 12, 2020

Saudi energy minister likens the coronavirus impact on oil demand to a ‘house on fire’. Learn more – https://t.co/6WbHD6lWnz #Saudi #OPEC #coronavirus #oil #oilprice #oilandgasnews

— World Oil Online (@WorldOil) February 19, 2020

#Fracking in the U.S. has freed up enormous reserves of natural gas — the cleanest of the fossil fuels — that were previously inaccessible.https://t.co/l8RWsnMGFQ

— Marcellus Shale (@MarcellusGas) February 20, 2020

How people around the world see the U.S. and Donald Trump in 10 charts https://t.co/EuyCYbHngY pic.twitter.com/9if1qRMJif

— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) February 20, 2020

The average 401(k) balance rose 17% last year to $112,300 from the end of 2018, according to a review of 17.3 million accounts by Fidelity Investments.

The reason? Surging markets and better individual saving habits. https://t.co/SlzAuEElKT

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) February 14, 2020

Forced unionism is an assault on the American economy and an unconscionable violation of worker freedom.

Read this op-ed by @RightToWork President Mark Mix to learn more: https://t.co/PIG4pMOPsr #RightToWork #Workers #America #Freedom #Economy

— Right To Work (@RightToWork) February 15, 2020

https://twitter.com/charliebilello/status/1232007805781016583

Here are the top 20 stocks in the S&P 500 over the past 20 years… pic.twitter.com/lCVFs5CmKp

— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) February 17, 2020

'The S&P 500 Index is more expensive now, at 2.43 times sales, than it was even at its peak during the dot-com bubble. And profit margins are shrinking.' https://t.co/P8QJR9S8J9 pic.twitter.com/tV3pniozRO

— Jesse Felder (@jessefelder) February 18, 2020

https://twitter.com/NYSE/status/1231962839029624832

Investors have earned 15.3% per year from private equity in the 10 years to June 2019, versus a 15.5% annualized gain on the S&P 500 during the same period: report from Harvard economist Josh Lerner and Bain & Co. https://t.co/s2PIgYsbx5

— Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) February 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/QuickTake/status/1231953471873732608

We're so good at "improving" that we forget to innovate. https://t.co/eUxUYqy8oA (via @MRKR)

— Medium (@Medium) February 23, 2020

"The greatest threat confronting democracies around the world is not from without but from within," writes @LarryDiamond: https://t.co/IqBnF6xAIZ

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) February 22, 2020

It was an ugly day on Wall Street. The Dow closed down more than 1,000 points, its worst day since February 2018. The other major indexes all closed down more than 3% each. https://t.co/4aA1TsJbTc pic.twitter.com/3l2tzG0IGR

— CNBC (@CNBC) February 24, 2020

Don't look now, but Goldman Sachs is saying the economy is nearly recession-proof. https://t.co/2uNEFbPtqA

— CNBC (@CNBC) February 23, 2020

Coronavirus update, earnings, consumer confidence: 3 things to watch for in the markets on Tuesday https://t.co/OTRX1QDTIy

— CNBC (@CNBC) February 24, 2020

#Coronavirus fears triggered today's sell-off, and "central banks including the Fed are completely impotent to deal with any economic challenge." Greenwich Wealth Management's Vahan Janjigian, @pboockvar & @AtlanticCouncil's @FredKempe discuss on @CNBC. pic.twitter.com/H5yaRw4nvR

— The Exchange (@CNBCTheExchange) February 24, 2020

Coronavirus sparks deepest S&P 500 drop since early 2018 https://t.co/tqHVcSK7zI pic.twitter.com/1J7hz5JXy0

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 25, 2020

As #Covid–19 spreads, traditional public markets are under threat, risking the loss of their many social, economic and health benefits. Now more than ever, governments must invest in these markets and the people who run them—not close them down. https://t.co/ewV9a9Jk9H

— Project for Public Spaces (@PPS_Placemaking) February 26, 2020

Goldman Sachs slashes its first-quarter GDP forecast amid latest coronavirus chaos https://t.co/eCLF2zWbsx

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) February 24, 2020

President Trump has appointed Vice President Mike Pence to lead the federal government’s response to the novel coronavirus outbreak. https://t.co/QCnAZEfQKX

— Scientific American (@sciam) February 27, 2020

Why coronavirus in China could help save the pangolin and other endangered species https://t.co/lw8dVBWc5D pic.twitter.com/h0hqGgiv2J

— CBS News (@CBSNews) February 27, 2020

The #G20SaudiArabia First Finance Ministers & Central Bank Governors Meeting, held from 22-23 February 2020, has concluded with a joint communiqué adopted.

“communiqué”: https://t.co/9LXNFitTdH pic.twitter.com/bqVmODHsGN

— G20 Saudi Arabia (@g20org) February 23, 2020

Happy #PancakeDay from Marvel! pic.twitter.com/8IS7oHcOxU

— Marvel UK & Ireland (@MarvelUK) February 25, 2020

Happy Leap Day! #LeapYear pic.twitter.com/WToa2f3UHf

— Marvel UK & Ireland (@MarvelUK) February 29, 2020

World Vol.10 (#CoronaVirus – impact on global economy)

The below excerpts are on our own.

Coronavirus is fast becoming an ‘economic pandemic’ (w Video; 02/24/2020) | @CNN
The International Air Transport Association, for example, warned last week that coronavirus could cost global carriers nearly $30 billion in lost revenue. Global demand would drop by 4.7%, the first decline since the financial crisis.
The group’s estimate was based, however, on the disruption caused by SARS when it ripped through China in 2003. That virus caused real economic damage over a period of months, including for airlines, but the sharp decline in activity was “followed by an equally quick recovery,” according to IATA.
“We don’t yet know exactly how the [current] outbreak will develop and whether it will follow the same profile as SARS or not,” IATA warned. …

Economy Faces a Coronavirus Challenge as Markets Swoon: Central bankers and administration officials alike are unsure how the virus will affect American economic growth. (02/24/2020) | @nytimes
Markets on Monday had priced in a 75 percent chance of a rate cut as of the Fed’s June meeting, based on a CME Group tracker. The chance of a move that soon was priced at less than 50 percent a week ago.
The outbreaks in Italy and South Korea suggest that the virus “may be on the brink of morphing into a global pandemic,” Krishna Guha at Evercore ISI wrote in a note to clients, announcing that he and his colleagues had raised their estimate of the probability of a Fed rate cut this year to 45 percent. …
“It’s hard to try to figure out how to be pre-emptive in a set of issues that have to do with health issues, but which then may go into supply chains,” Roger Ferguson, a former Fed vice chairman who is now the chief executive at TIAA…
“The question for us really is: What will be the effects on the U.S. economy? Will they be persistent? Will they be material?” Jerome H. Powell…

Fear that the coronavirus will turn into a global economic pandemic is building:Stock-market plunge on Monday highlights angst over the failure to halt the virus’s spread (02/24/2020) | @MarketWatch
Near-panic over a spreading coronavirus sheared more than 1,000 points off the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -3.56% on Monday, with more and more companies having followed in Apple’s AAPL, -4.75% footsteps by warning of lower sales and supply disruptions…
The U.S. economy has been shielded from direct impacts of the virus, but the side effects are becoming more evident each day. Declining travel. Fewer foreign tourists. Supply bottlenecks for automobile makers and tech companies. The closure in China of popular American retail chain stores such as Starbucks SBUX, -3.25% and McDonald’s MCD, -1.09%…
… The globe hasn’t suffered from a true pandemic since the Spanish flu in 1918 swept the world and killed up to an estimated 100 million people. …
The U.S. would seem to be more immune from the baleful effects of the virus because it relies far more heavily on economic activity inside the country than other rich nations. …

Fear of coronavirus, rather than virus itself, hits economies (25/02/2020) | @livemint,@WSJ
The body’s immune response to infection is often more painful than the infection itself. The same is true of epidemics and the economy.
As with terrorist attacks and financial crises, epidemics generate widespread uncertainty and sometimes panic. Government authorities and private individuals often respond by drastically reducing exposure to the shock, amplifying its global economic impact.
The stock market’s steep drop on Monday reflected fears that as the coronavirus spreads to other countries, the reaction may be as draconian as it has been in China. …
… Tom Inglesby, director of the Center for Health Security at Johns Hopkins University. …
Lawrence Gostin, director of the O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University…
Goldman Sachs, for example, projects a 0.8 percentage point hit to U.S. annualized growth in the current quarter from reduced tourism, exports and supply chain disruptions, with most of that reversed by year-end. But “risks…are skewed towards a larger hit because a change in the news flow could lead to increased risk aversion—less travel, commuting or shopping.”…
Peter Berezin, chief global strategist at BCA Research…

If the virus infected a billion people, as the swine flu did in 2009 and 2010, 20 million could die… Dow drops more than 1,000 as coronavirus outbreak threatens the economy (w Video; 02/24/2020) | @fox8news,@AP
The Dow fell 833 points, or 2.9%, to 28,158 as of 3:15 p.m. Eastern time. At its low point, it lost 1,079 points. The S&P 500 index skidded 91 points, or 2.8%, to 3,245. The Nasdaq dropped 292 points, or 3.1%, to 9,283.
Germany’s DAX slid 4% and Italy’s benchmark index dropped 5.4%. South Korea’s Kospi shed 3.9% and markets in Asia fell broadly. …
U.S. government bonds are seen as some of the safest possible investments, and investors have been piling into them throughout 2020, even as stocks overcame stumbles to set more record highs. A bond’s yield falls when its price rises, and the 10-year Treasury has been in such demand that its yield has plunged to 1.38% from roughly 1.90% at the start of the year.
The 10-year yield on Monday touched its lowest point in three years, falling from 1.47% late Friday, and it was near its intraday record low of 1.325% set in July 2016, according to Tradeweb. The 30-year Treasury yield fell further after setting its own record low, down to 1.84% from 1.92% late Friday.
Traders are increasingly certain that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at least once in 2020 to help prop up the economy. They’re pricing in a nearly 95% probability of a cut this year, according to CME Group. A month ago, they saw only a 68% probability. …

Dow closes down 1,000 points as coronavirus fears slam Wall Street: All three major indices plummeted Monday as fears grew that the epidemic would begin to choke supply chains worldwide. (w Video; 02/24/2020) | @NBCNews
The market sell-off came amid a significant uptick in reported cases of the disease in Europe, pushing investors to ditch stocks and buy up safe-haven assets like gold, which hit a seven-year high.
The virus has already stalled the travel industry and shuttered factories in several countries, and it has slammed luxury goods retailers, casino operators and tech companies. …
… The Borsa Italiana, Italy’s stock exchange, slid by 6 percent, its worst day in almost four years. …

Stocks plunge on slowing growth, coronavirus fears: Dow plunges 600 points, leading all three major U.S. indexes in steep fall (02/01/2020) | @washingtonpost
Ivan Feinseth of Tigress Financial partners views the scare as a potential opportunity for investors.
“History has shown that any selloffs in stocks driven by health scares have been short-lived and did little to change the upward ascent of stocks in the past,” Feinseth said. “The S&P 500 gained 31 percent in 1997 even in the face of a combination of the Avian flu epidemic, the Asian financial crisis, the Russian sovereign debt default, and the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management.”…
Coronavirus: How Fast to 100,000 Infected? (01/30/2020) | @nasdaq
Illumina, Inovio, Moderna, Novavax; NVIDIA …
How Coronavirus Affects the Economy (02/24/2020) | @NRO
U.S. stock indexes are down roughly 3 percent today…
Information uncertainty. China’s leadership has been sending mixed messages…

Coronavirus: The Global Economic Threat (PDF; 02/02/2020) | @MoodysAnalytics
…the disruption caused by the coronavirus will cut more than 2 percentage points from Chinese real GDP growth at an annualized rate in the first quarter of this year and 0.8 percentage point from growth for all of 2020 (although this may not show up in official GDP statistics from China). U.S. real GDP growth will be reduced by 0.45 percentage point at an annualized rate in the first quarter and 0.15 percentage point for the year. …
… Research published by the Brookings Institution using another model of the Asian economy estimated that SARS cost the Chinese economy close to 1 percentage point in real GDP in 2003. Hong Kong’s economy was hit even harder. …

How the coronavirus could affect the products you see – or don’t – in stores (02/24/2020) | @USATODAYmoney
While many Chinese factories are shuttered and Chinese consumer demand is slack, U.S. exports to China will suffer, including computer chips, plant equipment and aircraft, Zandi says. The Trump administration’s Phase 1 trade deal with China calls for $200 billion in additional U.S. shipments to that country – a target that some analysts viewed as a stretch. The outbreak further reduces the odds of reaching that goal. …

Coronavirus: Just a body blow, or a black swan for the economy? (02/23/2020) | @PhillyInquirer
Coronavirus travel barriers, business closures can harm the world economy: experts (w Video; 02/02/2020) | @globalnews,@AP
Coronavirus in China: How the outbreak could impact investors (w Video; 01/23/2020) | @CBSNews
China’s coronavirus impact on the economy (28/01/2020) | @ING_Economics
SEC Warns Investors of Coronavirus Investment Scams (02/10/2020) | @FinAd_IQ
Coronavirus: Implications for Investors (29/01/2020) | @AmundiPioneer
How coronavirus fears could impact your investment portfolio (w Video; 02/02/2020) | @CBCNews
How Virus Impact Has Altered Investment Calls Around the World (w Video; 02/06/2020) | @markets
The coronavirus outbreak and your portfolio (02/07/2020) | @Jerusalem_Post
Zoom Stock Climbs On Coronavirus Spread, With Earnings Due Next Week (02/24/2020) | @IBDinvestors
3 Smart Ways to Invest While Coronavirus Fears Spike: Heading to the sidelines would be a regrettable decision. (02/06/2020) | @themotleyfool
These Investment Opportunities Stem From the Deadly Coronavirus Outbreak (w Video; 01/28/2020) | @cheddar

UK Vol.164 (Brexit Vol.59: agriculture, fishery, etc.)

“Many EU member states, especially Spain and France, have very large subsidies to fish in other people’s waters, to the extent that this creates an unlevel playing field for UK fishermen. We should factor that into the negotiations.” @ShankerASingham https://t.co/QT3kzLZ8Bn

— Global Vision (@GlobalVision_UK) February 14, 2020

“Scotland is about to get a whole swathe of extra powers over fishing, agriculture and the environment. In the event of Scottish independence, every single one of them would have to be handed back to Brussels” https://t.co/gU5bqKpPus

— Joe Ray (@PerfidiousAlbn) February 10, 2020

“The European Union is “powerless” to stop Britain taking back control of its fishing waters, according to a former fishermen and Brexiteer.”#StandUp4Brexit https://t.co/ua1Z4xguR9

— #StandUp4Brexit (@StandUp4Brexit) February 17, 2020

France has warned that Brussels will defend its interests when post-Brexit negotiations begin next month, the two sides are expected to fight particularly hard over fishing rights.https://t.co/y9fMAyNDJz

— LBC News (@LBCNews) February 17, 2020

Now would be a good time to fill the UKs little ports with UK fishing fleets. Time to spend a little on interest free loans and government grants to build a new modern fishing Fleet. Taking back our territorial waters was a cornerstone of BREXIT @10DowningStreet https://t.co/Yvsyk9qTtS

— JohnPeterCritchlow#OUT-THEN-NEGOTIATE (@PeterRespiriou) February 16, 2020

https://twitter.com/DawnWestgate/status/1224441984900722691

Brexit victory: France hits out at UK as EU boats banned from Channel Islands waters https://t.co/aEmJsfRlHN Boris must get Royal Navy patrols fully armed ready for action out into the fishing waters and protect our property

— Keith Earl (@keith298) February 3, 2020

https://twitter.com/BrexitBin/status/1227395210554019840
https://twitter.com/uk_domain_names/status/1225151302025523200
https://twitter.com/uk_domain_names/status/1226303200233390082

Gt piece

Highlights EUs insidious desire to keep Britain handcuffed

Project Fear demolished.
BUT EU didn't tweek the WA to set us free

Our only saviour is the apparent metel to #WalkAway, realising #NoDeal is NO Problem & that we can thrive if we go WTOhttps://t.co/kpdwZDSn7C

— Fishing for Leave (@fishingforleave) February 8, 2020

EU doesn't need continuation of current exploitationary quota shares that see them take 75% of quotas

They need to cut their cloth to reflect the loss of our waters

They MUST do to comply with UNCLOS requirement to fish their available waters sustainablyhttps://t.co/C9h03CMOVf

— Fishing for Leave (@fishingforleave) February 12, 2020

EU want even HARDER effort to maintain their pillage of our waters – robbing our communities of £Bns

So much for #Remainers "fishing's so small it doesn't matter"

Begs the question – just how much do EU boats make off with above the official quotas..?!https://t.co/L0h7RTeQ9J

— Fishing for Leave (@fishingforleave) February 9, 2020

Brexit Britain hires extra patrol boats ahead of trade talks with Brussels in a bid to keep out European fleets from UK fishing waters.

Fishermen were sold down the river back in 1973, it's absolutely right that we now protect the industry and help it thrive!

— Leave.EU (@LeaveEUOfficial) February 6, 2020

No. 10 has struck back at EU lapdog Leo Varadkar who said the UK needs to trade in fish for overblown access to EU finance.

The Taoiseach also doing his favourite trick of trashing the Brits in a desperate bid to boost languishing popularity. Ireland's election is days away.

— Leave.EU (@LeaveEUOfficial) January 28, 2020

Fishing OUTRAGE: UK fishermen rage at EU boats in British waters – ‘Justice is coming!’ https://t.co/nVFryQYPzI

— Brexit Home (@BrexitHome) February 12, 2020

"Fishing is so small it doesn't matter"

– say those would concede our waters for a generation in a heartbeat.

Clearly matters quite a lot to rest of the EU.

Taking back full control of our waters is the litmus test for #Brexit,

– concede control and lose elections. #Tories https://t.co/jBCpyU80IK

— Pete Durnell (@PeteDurnell) February 9, 2020

EU fishing rules: Did the UK throw away a million tonnes of fish? https://t.co/z76hSVv2dp

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 11, 2020

"The EU’s priorities are fish and security..They do not want the UK to simply be in charge of its own fishing waters. It still wants the UK to share those fishing waters to some states of the EU." Sir John Curtice on EU priorities in trade talks @NatCen https://t.co/6iO20MdX5P

— The UK in a Changing Europe (@UKandEU) February 11, 2020

This is really good on fish and Brexit red herrings. All you need to know in crisp prose and key facts https://t.co/xzOi2YEjRc

— Lionel Barber (@lionelbarber) February 9, 2020

Putting in hard border controls will cause chaos at ports and damage time sensitive industries like fishing. If we have them the EU will have them. Who does this benefit?https://t.co/E6PoJfxeAI

— Otto English (@Otto_English) February 11, 2020

https://twitter.com/sannielfving/status/1217699547817922560

Post-#Brexit #FTA #EU #UK: EU trade commissioner foresees 'financial #services for #fishing' Brexit bargain: Hogan says EU will seek fishery access and UK will want concessions for City. https://t.co/W9O6RhtVdA

— Frans Köster (@franskoster070) January 13, 2020

For those who can't wait to "take back control," EU Commissioner Phil Hogan believes negotiations can start "before St. Patrick's day" [17th March] and that a deal on fisheries giving the EU fishing fleets access to UK waters can be done by 1 July as Johnson promised in his deal. pic.twitter.com/m2lDfChdTG

— Puddleglum Resolved ⭐ #FBPE (@Puddleglum55) November 18, 2019

SNP logic

"Brexit means that Scotland is about to get a whole swathe of extra powers over fishing, agriculture and the environment. In the event of Scottish independence, every single one of them would have to be handed back to Brussels." https://t.co/8Iu1wWILhy via @Telegraph

— Post-Brexit-Steve (@StevieBrexit) February 11, 2020

#Agriculture: Will Brexit red tape choke #Scotland’s salmon industry on @Real_Business https://t.co/Ls84qz0kYY #fishing #agrichat pic.twitter.com/fPiNWNuf1v

— Rangewell (@Rangewell_UK) February 12, 2020

Could Brexit actually present an opportunity for rethinking the U.K.’s approach to agriculture, and for rewilding its overtaxed landscape? https://t.co/yjXQXldqmq

— Humans and Nature (@humansandnature) February 14, 2020

Britain’s hedgehogs could be at greater risk after #Brexit because hedges may no longer be protected by agriculture regulations, a report says.#BritishHedgehogs https://t.co/0hM1D1uR6h

— SCB (@Society4ConBio) February 8, 2020

'Although the Gov’s statement on the Ag Bill talks about a future where farmers are properly supported, the provisions on new schemes don't specify applicants need to be farmers' – @julierobinson_ warns future ag budget could be swallowed up by non-farmers https://t.co/3mbDLkR7GQ

— Abi Kay (@FGAbiKay) February 10, 2020

On the money piece here in the @NewStatesman featuring our Director for International Trade @nvonwestenholz https://t.co/bGXAhndVe3

— Terry Jones (@terry_NFU) February 11, 2020

.The Agriculture Bill sets out measures principally for England. It provides the basis for how farms will be supported from 2021 onwards. This will involve phasing out direct payments over a seven-year transition period. https://t.co/yjFzNI2GR1

— Loraine Marshall (@loraines_blog) February 8, 2020

https://twitter.com/BrexitBin/status/1217943692931104769

EU trade commissioner Phil Hogan claims Boris Johnson will dump his pledge to end post-Brexit transition period by December 2020. Sheer bluster – of course a trade deal can be agreed by December 2020. https://t.co/D4VqciMRmx

— Ruth Lea (@RuthLeaEcon) January 5, 2020

Johnson will U-turn on extending post-Brexit transition period, says EU Trade commissioner Phil Hogan. ‘Have our cake and eat it’ rhetoric will be exposed as false once reality of negotiations bites and why trade a Rolls Royce for a second-hand saloon?” https://t.co/PQ4sUWPF5o

— BremainInSpain #FBPE #CitizensRights (@BremainInSpain) December 30, 2019

The U.K. is likely to drop its opposition to extending the Brexit transition period beyond 2020, according to EU Trade Commissioner Phil Hogan https://t.co/JtwWQaiWnI

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) December 30, 2019

Irish Brexit critic Phil Hogan named as European Commissioner to handle EU-UK trade talkshttps://t.co/4dr8bF8jOd

— BrexitCentral (@BrexitCentral) September 11, 2019

Michel Barnier, the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator is set to stay on in his role. The handing of the trade portfolio to Irish Phil Hogan is also a strong signal.

My condolences to all The-EU-will-definitely-blink fantasists. ~AA https://t.co/zwIPvcZcQK

— Best For Britain (@BestForBritain) September 11, 2019

Penny finally dropping for UK on Brexit, says Phil Hogan https://t.co/6sQLEwu8AA via @IrishTimesWorld

— Irish Times World (@IrishTimesWorld) September 10, 2019

Ireland’s Phil Hogan nominated as EU trade commissioner #brexit
via The Irish Timeshttps://t.co/7b3SL18fia

— Mark Hennessy (@MarkHennessy) September 10, 2019

Here's one thing that might have escaped attention in the UK week. The next EU trade commissioner, and man expected to lead the post Brexit negotiations is Irish and from Varakdar's party. Phil Hogan, Ireland's current EU commissioner cd be named Tues. https://t.co/p0LKcpOfXf

— lisa o'carroll (@lisaocarroll) September 8, 2019

Boris Johnson needs to ‘get real’ over no-deal Brexit, says Phil Hogan https://t.co/JA4xMRkQ87

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) August 21, 2019

Why is this not all over the MSM?!? 😡

Ireland's EU Commissioner Phil Hogan has admitted there will no no animal and food checks at the Border – even in the case of a no-deal #Brexit.

The backstop is exposed as a cynical #EU trap. The ERG were right!https://t.co/2bWoCjCLwb

— Alliance of British Entrepreneurs (@AllianceBE) July 15, 2019

"Checks at border avoidable even if no-deal Brexit, claims Ireland's man in Brussels"

"A way can be found to avoid animal and food checks on the border – even in the case of a no-deal Brexit, the Republic's EU Commissioner Phil Hogan has said." https://t.co/gB61rAVi4f

— Steve Baker MP (@SteveBakerHW) July 15, 2019

https://twitter.com/Rand0mB1tsUK/status/969240333384118272

My 'exchange' with Phil Hogan on #Brexit pic.twitter.com/dKoPjoVGpD

— Luke 'Ming' Flanagan (@lukeming) May 16, 2017

Phil Hogan in hearing at EP AGRI committee. I challenged him on Mercosur, he responds that I should be concentrating on Brexit???
For record I work on both issues but this is latest example of his unsuitability for role! pic.twitter.com/NQ1IOjvkZx

— Matt Carthy TD (@mattcarthy) July 23, 2019

https://twitter.com/itvwestcountry/status/1225879403533492224

Brexit isn’t over — it has only just begun, writes @anandMenon1 https://t.co/6XmFarZ9sT pic.twitter.com/59ScXEjR5q

— Red Box (@timesredbox) February 4, 2020

Michael Gove confirms full panoply of border checks will be imposed on "operational border" from Jan 2021. Tells business at even today that they are "inevitable" and warns that business better get prepared https://t.co/W69kiNX7ej

— lisa o'carroll (@lisaocarroll) February 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/DeutscheBank/status/1224731989028286464

Britain is finally in the #Brexit era—and as @NileGardiner tells @Joelmentum, “most Britons are embracing a future outside the EU.”

Now is the time for @realDonaldTrump to work with @BorisJohnson to negotiate a new, job-creating free trade agreement. https://t.co/VqJOixtKna

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) February 4, 2020

Here's how the press reported what happened when Britain joined the EEC in 1973 https://t.co/hX4FQx3aHP

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 2, 2020

So the UK left the EU on Friday, Jan 31st. But there is so much more to come from #Brexit – and still so much to explain. Asst Prof @DonnachaDCU, of @LawGovDCU, is on the renowned @today_explained @voxdotcom #podcast, explaining what it all means. Listen: https://t.co/e1EeR9fDlK pic.twitter.com/aA9loRNL9l

— DCU – Celebrating 40 Years (@DCU) February 3, 2020

The EU has confirmed that Boris Johnson lied during the general election. There WILL be border checks within the UK, between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
https://t.co/tQVusB8MpW

— Brexit Bin 🇪🇺 #NotMyBrexit (@BrexitBin) January 18, 2020

NEW BLOG: Federico Fabbrini (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) comments on #BrexitDay : "The UK is leaving the EU today. But this is not the end of Europe. The nascent Conference on the Future of Europe can chart the continent towards a bright new beginning."
Read here: https://t.co/drO6Rpob29

— BRIDGE Network EU (@BRIDGEnetworkEU) January 31, 2020

The Irish Border signs off Twitter: ‘It feels like I won the battle and lost the war’https://t.co/AcNTt7WLh6

— James Fitzgerald (@jamesfitz2) January 31, 2020

At 11pm tonight, the UK will officially leave the European Union. @CillianSherlock has been taking a look at the journey so far, what happens next, and what it means for us in Ireland. pic.twitter.com/8yJEobeulJ

— RTÉ news2day (@news2dayRTE) January 31, 2020

Here's a short video overview of what we talked about @UCC's Brexit Day event – everything from art to Irish unity to EU (dis)integration https://t.co/g0nxgJI0Bj pic.twitter.com/oUtD77zQUA

— Mary C. Murphy (@MaryCMurphy) February 3, 2020

Congratulations to the @SDLPlive's newest MLA @MatthewOToole2 who delivered a thoughtful lecture on what #Brexit means for Northern Ireland as part of the @UCC Jean Monnet Lecture Series in 2018 https://t.co/xX6O9iGWLv pic.twitter.com/Lf00GQPMyY

— Mary C. Murphy (@MaryCMurphy) January 13, 2020

Thanks to @fionakearney for reminding me that indeed 2 years ago, a bunch of Senior Infants and 1st class were giving me their impressions about Brexit. So much has happened with @BFGtoEU since then but it's definitely worth a watch. @osheaucc @cbolgerr https://t.co/J5immuGvFq

— Emmanuelle Schon Quinlivan (@ESchonQuinlivan) January 31, 2020

https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1216344368698855424
https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1216110210403704832
https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1215936840060035072
https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1215573352699645953

I think Johnson will soon be eating these words, as he reversed himself on Ireland to get his interim deal before the election. If he doesn’t, this ‘damn the economy’ line will be the beginning of the end of Brexit https://t.co/3gXpPAAFHX

— Andrew Adonis (@Andrew_Adonis) February 3, 2020

Insightful article "The most notorious trouble spot along the entire border: exploring the dynamics of political violence in an Irish border town, 1971–1974" by @PaddyMulroe
https://t.co/sMwlLtgNHn @BorderIrish

— IrishPolStudies (@IrishPolStudies) January 17, 2020

France demands UK aligns with EU rules forever in return for Brexit trade deal https://t.co/lr7r6QvYR4 "Dynamic alignment"!!! More like dynamic bondage. If the French want this, even as an opening position, they are even more divorced from the real world than I thought.

— Christopher Meyer (@SirSocks) February 7, 2020

https://twitter.com/AlynSmith/status/1226895696948846592

The UK’s representative to @WTO has just given the first statement of an independent, sovereign, free-trading UK at the WTO. UK will seize the opportunity to be a global leader in reducing trade barriers – delivering benefits for businesses and consumers.https://t.co/pZKJwHa3i6

— Dominic Raab (@DominicRaab) February 4, 2020

"Sir John Curtice said that in three recent polls showing support for independence rising to 50% or above in Scotland, the tipping point was reached entirely by Remainers who used to back the union switching sides."@whatukthinks @singharj @HuffPostUK https://t.co/J6psdZT1nM

— The UK in a Changing Europe (@UKandEU) February 5, 2020

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 The First Minister has visited Brussels to make Scotland’s voice heard in Europe.

🇪🇺 In an address at the European Policy Centre, she said that Scotland should return to the European Parliament as an independent nation.https://t.co/2S4Da6QyPP

— The SNP (@theSNP) February 10, 2020

👇 It’s clearer than ever before that this government and this Prime Minister are a threat to our NHS, with their obession in securing a Tory-Trump trade deal. #PMQs pic.twitter.com/GIYiMr2Nwq

— The SNP (@theSNP) February 5, 2020

BLOG: The Secretary of State's power to call a border poll in Northern Ireland: why British-Irish institutional cooperation is essential.

Etain Tannam argues Brexit highlights the need for firm institutional cooperation before a border poll is calledhttps://t.co/wiUdIdXhu7

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) February 9, 2020

https://twitter.com/UniofBathIPR/status/1225415328705994752

Ireland Vol.65 (post-GE2020)

Ireland, national parliament election:

Electoral History: Left-wing Sinn Féin (LEFT) first preferences

1987: 1.9%
1989: 1.2%
1992: 1.6%
1997: 2.5%
2002: 6.5%
2007: 6.9%
2011: 9.9%
2016: 13.8%
2020: 22.3% (Ipsos MRBI exit poll)
#GE2020 #Ireland

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 8, 2020

A bit of #rstats #ggplot mapping today:

How Sinn Féin surged to win the popular vote in the Irish general election https://t.co/839zSlI5WH pic.twitter.com/uB4AF2XRhR

— John Burn-Murdoch (@jburnmurdoch) February 13, 2020

So 45% in favour of Sinn Féin a Government , 26% for a government excluding Sinn Féin. 🤔(ps h/t for @gavreilly for correct numbers) pic.twitter.com/wrEyET9wNW

— Ciarán Quinn (@c1aranquinn) February 16, 2020

Absolutely historic: Sinn Fein, the left-wing Irish nationalist party, won the popular vote in the general election

The former political wing of the anti-colonialist IRA is disrupting a duopoly of right-wing parties which have long controlled Irelandhttps://t.co/EsfIeUxpvZ

— Ben Norton (@BenjaminNorton) February 11, 2020

Interesting note from Davy this morning. It says the surge in support for Sinn Fein "reflects global trends". It adds that " global wealth inequality is at record levels," "the general public is not sufficiently participating in" Irish growth and housing plan is greatly needed.

— Paul Colgan (@paulcolgan) February 11, 2020

Charles Moore: In Brexit talks, Varadkar put on the old green jersey of Irish nationalism. So if Brit-bashing is approved, why should voters not turn to Sinn Fein, the best qualified players in that nasty game? https://t.co/VdFXjB6mEw

— Fraser Nelson (@FraserNelson) February 11, 2020

How long did it take for the mask to slip? An hour? Two? https://t.co/sajFI7n52I

— Conor Pope (@conor_pope) February 10, 2020

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald joins some TD Chris Andrews and some kids in Ringsend community centre for the Macarena. New politics how are we! pic.twitter.com/uHYppzQH8Z

— Áine McMahon (@AineMcMahon) February 17, 2020

Deal on as first grand coalition takes shape https://t.co/tRIItOJOPK pic.twitter.com/tl2iviZrH4

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 16, 2020

The Fianna Fáil parliamentary party has agreed not to enter into talks with Sinn Fein about government formation, sources suggest https://t.co/FdQudboSXX

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 13, 2020

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said responsibility now falls on Sinn Féin to build a coalition and negotiate a socialist Programme for Government that keeps their promises | https://t.co/IGrT8Dxkhk pic.twitter.com/iBeDvrFkek

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 12, 2020

Last weekend, Sinn Féin achieved a historic breakthrough in the Irish elections – one of the party's organisers writes for Tribune about what it means for the political and economic future of the island. https://t.co/9Nevbi0UvB

— Tribune (@tribunemagazine) February 15, 2020

A cultural revolutionary – The inside story on Eoin Ó Broin and how Sinn Féin won the class war on housing – ⁦@Independent_ie⁩ https://t.co/LT5ERm9eDO

— Eoin Ó Broin (@EOBroin) February 15, 2020

I can't explain how disappointing I find parties flatly refusing to work with other parties, especially considering the public voice in this last election. Guys, it isn't about YOU or YOUR PARTY. It's about you SERVING THE PUBLIC. https://t.co/CipRKFMT6l

— Tracy 💜 🇮🇪 🇳🇴 (@AddressingLife) February 13, 2020

Turn my back for a week and the #RoI have only gone and voted for #SinnFein. Does this mean disruption or should we be glad that #varadkar, the #EU #commission lapdog has gone for a walk? ⁦Thank god for #Brexit but pray we don’t share a troubled border. pic.twitter.com/qUrmir7mIb

— Rebecca Butler (@rebeccabutlerm2) February 14, 2020

So much of commentary on #GE2020 continues to suggest that support from young people gave Sinn Féin their victory.That isn’t true. They had most support amongst voters from all age groups up to 65. Youth vote mattered, but it wasn’t the whole story by a long stretch #weekendonone

— Colm O'Gorman (@Colmogorman) February 16, 2020

“Sinn Fein are not something to be scared of… it’s time for unconventional thinking.” Rounding off the night at our #AGMDinner20, we welcome @davidmcw for his unique take on #GE2020 and what’s ahead for Ireland over the weeks and years to come. pic.twitter.com/xDuV7EwSAy

— Dublin Chamber (@DubCham) February 13, 2020

What is the difference between Ian Paisley and Micheál Martin or Leo Varadkar? He recognised the validity of the Sinn Féin vote and the Sinn Féin voter decades before them. https://t.co/7Mm24d5W36

— Gerry Adams (@GerryAdamsSF) February 14, 2020

When Sinn Fein TDs met for their post election strategy meeting this morning, it was not Mary-Lou McDonald who led them inside. It was somebody who the Irish electorate didn't cast a single vote for last Saturday:https://t.co/MBYfoyE4x5

— gript (@griptmedia) February 13, 2020

Here’s the longer video of David Cullinane of Sinn Fein. pic.twitter.com/NRYP1vk0dO

— Niall O'Connor (@NI_ALLO) February 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/sinnfeinireland/status/1227970729834098689

People trust Sinn Féin to work hard & make a difference. Our objective is to:

🏠 Build homes, cut rents and freeze them
⬇️ Reduce the pension age to 65
👉 Stand up to vulture funds & insurance industry
👪 Take the first €30,000 out of the USC – giving workers & families a break pic.twitter.com/riWPKeL9MI

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 15, 2020

It's two years since @MaryLouMcDonald became leader of Sinn Féin.

Under her leadership, Sinn Féin won the largest vote share in #GE2020. People voted for change.

We will do all we can to deliver a government for change – putting Sinn Féin in government north and south! pic.twitter.com/HqIJWOPSTX

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 11, 2020

https://twitter.com/sinnfeinireland/status/1228641494883610626

Sinn Féin have just released a statement this morning claiming they’ll have an All Ireland before Mayo. pic.twitter.com/ggPPT1mBIW

— Irish Unity (@IrishUnity) February 11, 2020

The Irish political landscape has changed forever

Sinn Féin are driving change across Ireland

People want a new type of politics & government

They want a new & united Ireland

The democratic will of people must be respected

Irish Unity must be high on agenda of any Irish Gov pic.twitter.com/LKtSXDoaC8

— Michelle O’Neill (@moneillsf) February 12, 2020

I have been told that dissident republicans are planning attacks on myself and Gerry Kelly

This threat comes as over 500,000 people voted Sinn Féin

These people have no politics or strategy

Sinn Féin will not be deterred. We will continue to pursue our objective of Irish unity pic.twitter.com/L7tqBcf0n9

— Michelle O’Neill (@moneillsf) February 11, 2020

My statement on the prospect of Sinn Féin being in government both north & south of Ireland#TimeForUnity https://t.co/itqUwumsrb

— Declan Kearney (@DeclanKearneySF) February 16, 2020

https://twitter.com/ElishaMcC_SF/status/1228648806062985216

‘Arrogant’ rivals don’t want change, says Sinn Féin leader https://t.co/AtxW7JpB39

— Dr Tom O'Connor (@justeconomics) February 15, 2020

Breaking: @MaryLouMcDonald says it is "disgraceful that The Old Boys Club of Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael can set aside the democratic mandate" of Sinn Féin and electorate.@VirginMediaNews pic.twitter.com/a46Yb8Q34b

— Richard Chambers (@newschambers) February 14, 2020

"We have a state that we've built here and bad and all as the damn thing is. We can't have people in cabinet, and in Government who are not up front about these matters."

Eamon Dunphy of @Dunphy_Official reflects on the prospect of Sinn Féin in Government.#TonightVMTV pic.twitter.com/J0Vg9JTvrU

— The Tonight Show (@TonightVMTV) February 13, 2020

A short snippet from @GMB this morning. Talking UK politics, Johnson’s Cabinet Reshuffle, but the main news story Sinn Fèin’s historic gains in Ireland’s General Election! 🇮🇪 pic.twitter.com/024ILzespY

— Dr. Jennifer Cassidy (@OxfordDiplomat) February 12, 2020

More evidence that Sinn Fein is Ireland’s populist party. They don’t believe in science – whether it’s vaccines or the need for a carbon tax https://t.co/xVFAz14DpW

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) February 13, 2020

We have worked so hard on cross party basis & with medical community & patient advocates to promote HPV vaccine & vaccinations in general. Vaccines save lives. These comments are unacceptable from any public representative and should be withdrawn https://t.co/SjIGl5JnJm

— Simon Harris TD (@SimonHarrisTD) February 13, 2020

This might explain why FF and FG won't even talk to Sinn Fein.
SINN FEIN Manifesto. Page 106
TD's Salaries to be reduced from €96,189 to €75,000
Taoiseach and Ministers' allowance to be halved.
Senator's Salaries to be reduced from €68 to €60k #liveline #GE2020

— Damien (@taxidamien) February 14, 2020

So, it emerges that Sinn Fein TDs actually DO take their c.93k /NOT the average industrial wage of 39k. I wonder how many people who voted for SF last Saturday were firmly under the impression that they only took (or, if elected, would only take) the 39k?https://t.co/z49Fr8TzZG

— John O’Brennan (@JohnOBrennan2) February 13, 2020

As Sinn Fein attempt respond to voters who asked for Change Governments Media RTE & MSN pump out lies & brand SF & Voters as Radicals same as they did with Water Charges Protest
Here is an example of their Bias ,they are so afraid
Of us Of Change to their Cosy pay no Tax Cartel https://t.co/1tccGVbYFN

— Brendan Duffy (@Ordinaryman13) February 14, 2020

Though it was once considered a mouthpiece for the IRA, the political program that Sinn Fein developed in the ‘80s and ‘90s has made great strides toward the party’s electoral success. https://t.co/9HJdoPHZLG

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) February 15, 2020

If anyone “won” the election, Sinn Féin did, coming first in the popular vote. But that is not our criterion for leading a government, nor is it in most parliamentary democracies. If it was, Fianna Fáil would never have been out of power between 1932-2011. https://t.co/3BZn8wUF6l

— Pat Leahy (@PatLeahyIT) February 15, 2020

Ireland’s nationalist Sinn Fein party triumphed in elections while the party of the current prime minister posted its worst-ever results.

To understand why the entrance of Sinn Fein into government would endanger the Good Friday Agreement, read:https://t.co/IC4IHExKx9+!

— theTrumpet.com (@theTrumpet_com) February 12, 2020

"I am embarrassed by this. I loaned Sinn Fein my vote for this election. Never again" https://t.co/DGo0dJbCND

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) February 15, 2020

Sinn Féin gathering for a meeting of its expanded parliamentary party.

Not sure who this new fella in the middle is.

Anyone? pic.twitter.com/Pk3G5lC75a

— Hugh O'Connell (@oconnellhugh) February 13, 2020

Tense exchanges here between @leeofthemail and Sinn Féin reps as the Mail political editor tries to ask a few questions pic.twitter.com/hTkVvw4Mlm

— Hugh O'Connell (@oconnellhugh) February 13, 2020

Sinn Féin claimed the comments were not about Ms Cahill – but the Facebook post was deleted after the party was contacted yesterday
https://t.co/BjTeRP87Qt

— Hugh O'Connell (@oconnellhugh) February 14, 2020

New Fianna Fáil TD Cormac Devlin says the party doesn't have a mandate to go into government with Sinn Féin pic.twitter.com/aP1Br0SRIQ

— Hugh O'Connell (@oconnellhugh) February 13, 2020

Social Democrats spokesperson on today's meeting with Sinn Féin: "We had a constructive and cordial engagement and agreed to talk again next week. We have a number of meetings today with other parties."

— Hugh O'Connell (@oconnellhugh) February 13, 2020

https://twitter.com/silenced_wont2/status/1227320092142243847

SF TD refuses to pay €12k arrears to homeless charity after being elected to €96k job https://t.co/l06MsZT1qm

— The Irish Sun (@IrishSunOnline) February 13, 2020

If #sinnfein wants to rule, it must reply to questions and respect victims#JusticeForPaul #RememberPaulQuinn https://t.co/N9rsLuQnM9

— Breege Quinn (@BreegeQuinn) February 16, 2020

The next time any Free State Fine Gaeler or Fianna Fáiler tries to patronize you and tell you about how bad or stupid you are for voting Sinn Féin you could do a lot worse than show them this 👇👇👇👇 pic.twitter.com/PefMSt9T7p

— Spiorad Na Saoirse (@Mon_The_Hoops81) February 11, 2020

Sinn Féin has committed to introducing legislation for a right of access for trade unions reps to their members.

On the other hand, workers' rights proposals in FG & FF's manifestos are practically non-existant.

A FF-FG gov. will be bad for workers.https://t.co/rkEu4vDCYC

— Dave (@dmc_fadden) February 16, 2020

I still can’t beleive their are some in Irish society who believe, often vehemently, that the Sinn Fein of today is the Sinn Fein of 1905-1926. pic.twitter.com/DIXTHG9WYY

— Alan Farrell TD (@AlanFarrell) February 12, 2020

Sinn Fein/IRA’s new mantra ”Brits Out, Immigrants In” pic.twitter.com/rxtq0ot1eH

— Jolene Bunting (@jolenebuntinguk) February 13, 2020

With Sinn Féin edging towards power in Dublin, should unionists be worried?
Here's the DUP's Sammy Wilson. pic.twitter.com/7sZYPPGRRL

— Mark Simpson (@BBCMarkSimpson) February 13, 2020

DUP's Foster rejects Sinn Fein border poll calls indicating support declining for unificationhttps://t.co/6I9CjRnvke pic.twitter.com/6U1KzH6uw0

— Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel) February 11, 2020

“I dont want to see people responding every time Sinn Fein talk” – Progressive Unionist Party Leader Billy Hutchinson. #UnionistConvention pic.twitter.com/CvTfc73Wao

— PUP (@OfficialPUP) February 13, 2020

Five months ago PSNI told the News Letter that its assessment had not changed since 2015 – The Army Council still oversees both PIRA and Sinn Feinhttps://t.co/21Z46IJAHI

— Belfast News Letter (@News_Letter) February 15, 2020

‘And if Northern Ireland gets a say in the talks, how can Scotland or Wales be denied one?’

Sinn Féin’s success makes the breakup of the UK more likely https://t.co/lYGdEySeuI

— Liz Saville Roberts AS/MP 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (@LSRPlaid) February 13, 2020

https://twitter.com/DanielJHannan/status/1228768713740103680

Brexit and Sinn Fein’s electoral success boost talk of Irish unification — Quite a few Northern Irish people feel Brexit stripped them of their European identity, 56% voted to remain. Unification could bring a return to the EU https://t.co/7uUJoPxNex

— Alfons López Tena (@alfonslopeztena) February 16, 2020

A united Ireland? Sinn Fein’s win brings it only one step closer https://t.co/9kv2mLzPoK

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) February 15, 2020

A coalition between Fianna Fail, Sinn Fein and the Green Party is now most likely to be Ireland’s next government, betting odds indicate https://t.co/Ghi2rCuACp

— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) February 10, 2020

Sinn Féin surge means new Irish coalition could look very differenthttps://t.co/Zg4yoLkHFu

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) February 11, 2020

How Sinn Fein stormed the gates of Ireland’s old political castle https://t.co/qCO1bLI1UT

— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) February 13, 2020

Irish politicians are facing messy talks over the creation of a new government as an exit poll suggests that the parliamentary election ended in a dead heat between the country’s 3 biggest parties. https://t.co/GNSW65RBdQ

— NBC News (@NBCNews) February 10, 2020

#GE2020: Sinn Fein wants to exclude Fianna Fail and Fine Gael from new Ireland coalition, says party leader McDonald https://t.co/13Ex90STlP

— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 9, 2020

A #SinnFéin win is nightmare for @BorisJohnson who has never taken Ireland (or Northern Ireland) seriously.

One EU member state veto can sink any hopes of a trade deal – and will put new pressure on Irish reunification risking fragmentation of the UK.

— (( Thom Brooks )) 🌹 (@thom_brooks) February 9, 2020

Please. Large media organisations. For the love of God. Whatever you think of Sinn Fein's surge in these elections please know if you attribute any of it to Brexit you are beclowning yourself in a way you clearly do not comprehend. Talk to more Irish people. Pay them. https://t.co/qewJlhGsU2

— Séamas It Ever Was (@shockproofbeats) February 11, 2020

Just to be clear, since Brexit:

* A renewed push for independence in Scotland.
* Sinn Fein gaining support, championing a referendum on a united Ireland.
* EU backing Spanish claims to Gibraltar in trade talks.

'Get Brexit done'? Truth is,we were done by Brexit. #LittleEngland

— 🇪🇺Debbie⭐ (@Omnishambles85) February 11, 2020

Ireland's election shows why those media commentators arguing for Labour to move to the centre are completely wrong.

Sinn Fein benefited from being a strong voice against austerity.

Ours was a Brexit election. The next one won't be. We must defend our socialist policies.

— Richard Burgon MP (@RichardBurgon) February 10, 2020

World Vol.9

Water inequality is a global issue – here's what we must do to solve it https://t.co/anEHsUu9IK #climate #environment pic.twitter.com/ypNF2VjXWG

— World Economic Forum (@wef) February 11, 2020

https://twitter.com/NorthMonPolSoc/status/1220453573395394560
https://twitter.com/UNFCCC/status/1179050570704969728
https://twitter.com/1o5CleanEnergy/status/1224421808528678915

What’s top of traders’ minds? Results are in.

— J.P. Morgan (@jpmorgan) January 30, 2020

This week’s #report discusses the team’s forecast of modestly re-accelerating global growth (with only transitory economic effects from the #coronavirus) and reaffirms a preference for risky #assets. https://t.co/2mQciTxjCi pic.twitter.com/c0EZhhK70k

— J.P. Morgan Asset Management (@JPMorganAM) February 3, 2020

"Clayton Christensen moved innovation from workshops to boardrooms."
The Christensen Era
via @forbes https://t.co/4FQz7k03Sh

— bill_fischer (@bill_fischer) January 27, 2020

Capitalism is in need of urgent reform, and #Switzerland can help lead the way, says IMD’s Frédéric Dalsace. #inclusion #WEF2020 https://t.co/IkBrkCyRSM

— IMD business school (@IMD_Bschool) January 22, 2020

Only 2.75% of water available on earth is suitable for human consumption. Learn more about the challenges of water scarcity in our in-depth study.

— Credit Suisse (@CreditSuisse) January 28, 2020

How can existing and new tech help tackle climate change? Watch our live session now. #WEFxUBS #shareUBS #WEF20 https://t.co/tsXIUfahU4

— UBS (@UBS) January 22, 2020

#BNPPResults In 2019, we delivered a good overall performance, confirming the strength of our diversified and integrated model and our ability to create value in changing economic, technological, environmental, regulatory and societal conditions. https://t.co/KqnWuHBzCP pic.twitter.com/ub4NooUVXg

— BNP Paribas Group (@BNPParibas) February 5, 2020

https://twitter.com/SocieteGenerale/status/1225319194817855496

10 years of political support for regulated #trading & #clearing: Niels Tomm, Representative of the @DeutscheBoerse Board, remembers the 2009 G20 Summit in Pittsburgh, the impact of the decisions taken on the financial markets and the achievements so far: https://t.co/C6rAmgVYLB

— Eurex (@EurexGroup) September 24, 2019

Proud to have achieved a milestone for #DLT implementation in the securities lending market: successful launch of #DeutscheBörse–#HQLAx operation model with first live transactions executed by @Commerzbank, @CreditSuisse and @UBS. https://t.co/RUZWSCQAj2

— Deutsche Börse Group (@DeutscheBoerse) December 3, 2019

TeamViewer debuts on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange with $5.25 billion valuation, making it the biggest IPO in Europe this year https://t.co/Pgj0yngNOu pic.twitter.com/55XqBcmt5N

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 26, 2019

The euro short-term rate (€STR), a new benchmark interest rate, has been published for the first time. The rate reflects the wholesale euro unsecured overnight borrowing costs of banks located in the euro area. The €STR is available here https://t.co/BUp2OidOjS #EuroSTR pic.twitter.com/b14OFa6YHP

— European Central Bank (@ecb) October 2, 2019

This swimmer, who is the first person to complete a long-distance swim in every ocean, dove under the Antarctic ice sheet in a speedo to show the impact of the climate crisis pic.twitter.com/VDiOabQM85

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) February 1, 2020

A proposal for an #Antarctic #aerodrome with a 2,700m paved #runway near Davis research station is available for public comment for the first time. #aviation https://t.co/rxR3sahdR8 pic.twitter.com/zfh0El2Kn8

— antarctica.gov.au (@AusAntarctic) January 29, 2020

Celebrating the best 2019 photos from #Antarctica thru the year. June: traditional midwinter swim through a hole in the sea ice, Davis Station latitude 68°34′South; water temperature -2°C; air temperature -23°C #Solstice pic Amy Chetcuti @AusAntarctic pic.twitter.com/rRjHN1EZ9C

— The Antarctic Report (@AntarcticReport) December 31, 2019

Read more at https://t.co/xrVpaVveI1.

— Harvard International Review (@HarvardIR) January 18, 2020

Co-author of the book Radical Markets, Glen Wyle is a Principal Researcher at @MSFTResearch New England. #SFBW2018 https://t.co/kl5NAGs8Tn pic.twitter.com/zttPvzWXQ7

— San Francisco Blockchain Week (@SFBWofficial) October 7, 2018

https://twitter.com/EuropeanUni/status/1222906203010785281

When people get upset that the #arctic is melting, they don’t understand that it’s opening up fantastic new opportunities for oil drilling and shipping routes.

If it takes the collapse of the Earth’s #ecosystem to raise global GDP by half a percentage, I don’t see the problem. pic.twitter.com/UwJbtjdywg

— Bryan Druzin (@BryanDruzin) February 10, 2020

We're livestreaming President Trump's #SOTU address https://t.co/IgXJIByDrf

— The Daily Signal (@DailySignal) February 5, 2020

During this year’s State of the Union, President Trump is expected to contrast his record of productivity with the Democrats’ crowning achievement—a wasteful, partisan impeachment. https://t.co/sSelZIdOh5

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) February 4, 2020

Before tonight’s State of the Union address, here’s a look back at the national security highlights of last year’s speech, organized by topic, in the order in which they were mentioned:https://t.co/VNN66eKR85

— Lawfare (@lawfareblog) February 5, 2020

pic.twitter.com/JDS4zUXXJG

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 5, 2020

It would be a shame if this video that exposes Mitch McConnell got tons of retweets and moved from 580,000 views to 1 Million views by next week. pic.twitter.com/i088RH2aCG

— Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) February 1, 2020

What should we expect from Trump's #SOTU? Before the speech gets underway, watch Brookings experts offer insights, analysis, and predictions: https://t.co/y2KSn9s8TO

— Brookings Governance (@BrookingsGov) February 5, 2020

A new book from the @hamiltonproj brings together experts to develop solutions for key tax policy issues in the United States. Download a copy here: https://t.co/uJErF8PnED

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) February 2, 2020

“Jobs are soaring,” President Trump starts his #SOTU speech. But are the jobs actually paying and are Americans actually doing better? https://t.co/HXsiCDLIjS

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) February 5, 2020

What is the USMCA and why might it fall short? @davidrdollar discusses with @SenToomey (R-PA): https://t.co/gFZyBeK0fZ #SOTU

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) February 5, 2020

Listen here to my @BrookingsEcon podcast on progressive tax reform with @JayCShambaugh https://t.co/yvD5ZO1m6e

— Lawrence H. Summers (@LHSummers) February 3, 2020

The Phase One U.S.-China trade deal requires that China purchase at least $40 billion in U.S. agricultural and related products annually for the next two year: https://t.co/sAiMtWTaSH pic.twitter.com/RsVhWAvT13

— CSIS (@CSIS) February 4, 2020

Makes Zero Sense. If you want the people to decide, wouldn’t you call witnesses like Bolton so the people know exactly what happened? @SenAlexander should just stop digging his hole. https://t.co/yDr1SfRkph

— Neal Katyal (@neal_katyal) February 2, 2020

Faculty Forum On Impeachment 2019 — Political and Policy Implications – Professors Susan Moffitt, @richarenberg, James Morone, @EricPatashnik, and @profwschiller discuss aspects of the impeachment process. (VIDEO) https://t.co/WHNyT8lnwo

— Watson Institute (@WatsonInstitute) November 26, 2019

All forms of energy will be required in the long term. However, oil will maintain its leading role in the global energy mix, with a share of 28% by 2040. #OPEC #WOO2019 pic.twitter.com/I7ymNsPJrc

— OPEC (@OPECSecretariat) January 26, 2020

Our new report on The Oil & Gas Industry in Energy Transitions is out.

The industry needs to make clear what clean energy transitions mean for it – and what it can do to accelerate clean energy transitions.

Read our key findings: https://t.co/flh9AipnZo pic.twitter.com/bZX8VPDAb6

— IEA (@IEA) January 20, 2020

For animated graphs of energy consumption, keep following our cartographics team @PEMaps1 https://t.co/s38iqs999U #energytransition #outlook2020

— Petroleum Economist (@PetroleumEcon) January 21, 2020

#TodayInEnergy – U.S. crude #oil production efficiency continues year-over-year improvements https://t.co/XZ7BAzbziT pic.twitter.com/QcdCqBM2Ki

— EIA (@EIAgov) January 24, 2020

Over the past decade, U.S. #energy security has been transformed by the energy industry, and @globalenergy predicts this positive trend will continue! @EnergyInDepth https://t.co/aSMLpjFcAM

— Adelphia Gateway (@AdelphiaGateway) January 16, 2020

It's worth noting that all of those active and approved US LNG facilities will deliver more than 40 times the energy as those coal plants. (Source: back of an envelope.)

Some of that gas will be used for electricity. Also building and industrial heat. Better gas than coal! https://t.co/2iQoOzQfKf

— Richard Meyer (@RichardMeyerDC) January 23, 2020

In today's #podcast, #oil hits a two-month low as the Asian #virus threatens demand, one of the best-known #shale bankers tells #Houston to embrace the #energy transition, and continued #Mediterranean tension has #tankers piled up off #Libya's coast.https://t.co/jJYDHMqsDS

— World Oil Online (@WorldOil) January 23, 2020

U.S. sanctions energy traders, tightening the screws on Iran. Learn more – https://t.co/u9L3ZgvX8a #Iran #US #sanctions #oil #gas #oilandgasnews

— World Oil Online (@WorldOil) January 24, 2020

Oil and natural gas does more for California than just keep the lights on. Here’s what’s at stake (graphic courtesy of @officialWSPA). https://t.co/lYoLYz45BL pic.twitter.com/V9JO7ZtL97

— Energy In Depth (@EnergyInDepth) January 24, 2020

“Thanks in large part to American ingenuity and technological innovation, the energy script has been flipped—and the dividends have been enormous,” writes @JarrettStepman @DailySignal. Read more here: https://t.co/pNN6cvjqgW

— Energy In Depth (@EnergyInDepth) January 23, 2020

Bucking the trend—#NewMexico rig counts remained stable in 2019, even as #Texas and the #Permian saw declines. Read more: https://t.co/RYWlS3luGm

— Energy In Depth (@EnergyInDepth) January 14, 2020

With the #energy #transition poised for growth spurts and growing pains, our first #podcast of the year looks at the key energy transition trends in 2020. Tune in and let us know what you think: https://t.co/i8eKAkAwhN

— Energy Intelligence (@energyintel) January 14, 2020

Yesterday, @isabel_mogstad was named to @forbes 30 Under 30 Energy list. Today, she's speaking @TheOilCouncil NOC Assembly about how digital innovation can help NOCs meet the methane challenge. Read more in new blog post: https://t.co/Egl73kyvFH https://t.co/t1ayZGCm4b

— EDF Energy Program (@EDFEnergyEX) December 4, 2019

What are your thoughts on the latest news out of #Mexico? https://t.co/FZWU10IY2d

— Oil & Gas Council (@TheOilCouncil) January 14, 2020

U.S. oil & natural gas proved reserves and production set new records in 2018, with Pa. realizing the 2nd largest net increase. https://t.co/SX0B0NnNkd via @EIAgov pic.twitter.com/BCBUXGCu96

— Marcellus Shale (@MarcellusGas) January 13, 2020

OPEC oil production cuts likely to continue for the 'whole of 2020': Wood Mackenzie https://t.co/dccuWwx5iY

— CNBC (@CNBC) January 20, 2020

#OPEC+ #oil output cut since 2017 was to balance oil output in global markets and prop up oil prices.https://t.co/ACE1uiQp6H

— Economic Times (@EconomicTimes) December 27, 2019

OPEC's tried hard to enforce production cuts this year. But what about next year? Here are our oil thoughts for 2020 https://t.co/UuDGfTNBxH

— ING Economics (@ING_Economics) December 15, 2019

OPEC December 2019 Oil Production Data https://t.co/kjGx7lmIGS

— Oil & Gas NewsTicker (@oilgasTicker) January 17, 2020

"Russia’s spread only rose in three scenarios, with the median move a decline of 22 basis points, underscoring how world’s top energy exporter benefits from rising crude prices."https://t.co/RZO07ZRcTf #OOTT #oilandgas #oil #WTI #CrudeOil #fintwit #OPEC

— Art Berman (@aeberman12) January 17, 2020

“Norway's oil and gas output is expected to rise sharply in the next several years as recent large discoveries come on stream, with authorities keen to extend the life of the oil and gas industry for decades to come.” | Reuters https://t.co/EXDRNtMqH4

— Terry Hughes (@ProfTerryHughes) January 22, 2020

Our annual #PGJ global 2020 #pipeline construction outlook is live! Read it here now before it comes out in the magazine. #midstream #OOTT #PGJOnline https://t.co/FuRWJ0rkce

— Pipeline&Gas Journal (@PipelineandGas) January 20, 2020

OPEC and its allies safeguarded the oil market from witnessing a spike in prices after Libyan General Khalifa Haftar’s forces blocked Libya’s oil exports, says Saudi Arabian Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman.https://t.co/YOQpbVqLzP

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) January 22, 2020

Watch: Saudi Aramco is known as a symbol of rapid growth and change in the global oil and gas industry. Al Arabiya English takes a look back at how the company evolved into a full-fledged petroleum enterprise. pic.twitter.com/DJFWVE1oZa

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) October 15, 2019

Nov 17, Darab Fars province S #Iran
The Iranian people know very well that Iran's oil money goes to support of the Assad dictatorship.
Protesters chanting:
Syria (Assad) has money problems
What is the fault of the Iranian people?#IranProtests pic.twitter.com/wnxPy8Neba

— Iran Freedom (@4FreedominIran) November 17, 2019

A snowy and wet couple of weeks are turbo charging power reservoirs in the Nordic region https://t.co/BU9IrjsGt3

— Bloomberg Energy (@BloombergNRG) January 9, 2020

Uh… the Palestinians just cut all diplomatic ties with the U.S. and Israel.

Over Kushner's stupid deal.

That Kushner can't compute this should *terrify* all of us who want those working at the top of the government to be smart, competent, innovative thinkers. Kushner's a dud. https://t.co/ccsUFh4y5g

— Seth Abramson (@SethAbramson) February 2, 2020

https://twitter.com/AviFlyGirl/status/1224024640781275136

He’s going to be insufferable for the next few months https://t.co/IwxYrAETOX

— Angry Staffer (@AngrierWHStaff) February 2, 2020

https://twitter.com/IndivisWstchr/status/1223820793987182593

It’s enormously important that the country understand exactly what the President did.

When he sought to coerce an ally into helping him cheat in the next election. And that he’s at it still.

We have proved our case. The Senate should find him guilty, and remove him from office. https://t.co/rhUpFfliPC

— Adam Schiff (@AdamSchiff) February 2, 2020

Senators should have insisted on a fair trial with documents and witnesses.

They chose not to.

Some argue, let the election decide —

But that argument is unpersuasive when the President is trying to cheat in 2020. pic.twitter.com/o6qFHW2qcJ

— Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) February 2, 2020

The cruelty of the Trump administration knows no bounds. https://t.co/tCgYvrX5Ls

— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) February 2, 2020

NEW: Taxpayers shelled out another $3.4 million to send President Trump to Florida this weekend so he could host a Super Bowl party for paying guests at his for-profit golf course.https://t.co/1HM5J1wyox

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) February 2, 2020

I think Trump may be more afraid of @MikeBloomberg than he is of @JoeBiden… and he got himself impeached over Biden.

pic.twitter.com/I8zYbD3u6l

— David Yankovich (@DavidYankovich) February 3, 2020

Donald Trump vs. Chrissy Teigen (sound up) pic.twitter.com/RMQi12VFID

— ElElegante101 (@skolanach) September 9, 2019

I guess that makes the end of the universe imminent. https://t.co/rfk4S96twM

— Kwame Anthony Appiah (@KAnthonyAppiah) January 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/MuhammadLila/status/1222903770448830465

How economic insecurity encourages political activism and support for the right https://t.co/H4QKYQnY11

— LSE British Politics (@LSEpoliticsblog) January 26, 2020

Interactive quiz: With only 10 years left to achieve the UN’s sustainability goals, find out how your priorities compare @POLSOCTeachers https://t.co/F24nOZXweq

— Politics & Society – North Mon Secondary School (@NorthMonPolSoc) January 15, 2020

#RoleOfTheMedia #NewMedia #Regulation Topic 2 #PolSoc https://t.co/Jb0eWwxldg

— Politics & Society Maynooth 💚☘ (@PolSocMaynooth) January 31, 2020

IMF boss says global economy risks return of Great Depression. Topic 7 #Globalisation https://t.co/gj4U36cQhH

— Politics & Society Maynooth 💚☘ (@PolSocMaynooth) January 18, 2020

https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1215917810439852032
https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1215673530802757632
https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1215188061736374273
https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1214974261510758403
https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1214601898440962048
https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1212087006618095618

The tiger who tried to come to tea https://t.co/WAHQiy9iQc

— Politics UL (@POLITICSUL) December 23, 2019

Here's his story. #SuperBowl2020 pic.twitter.com/EBtaOfIkaR

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) February 2, 2020

Ireland Vol.64 (GE2020: results – miscellaneous)

The poll toppers in the 2020 general election #GE2020 #Election2020 – 26 SF, 5 IND, 2 FF, 2 FG, 2 GP, 1 SD, 1 SOL-PBP. pic.twitter.com/yia9zPj8YJ

— Irish Political Maps (@IrishPolMaps) February 9, 2020

The combined FF/FG vote in the 2020 general election (43.1%) and the combined "Left" parties (SF/SOL-PBP/SD/GP/LAB) (41.5%). This doesn't include independents. #GE2020 #Election2020 pic.twitter.com/sPVye9oKxG

— Irish Political Maps (@IrishPolMaps) February 9, 2020

The Aontú vote in the 2020 general election: leader Peadar Tóibín's seat is safe, and while they're not likely to make gains they hope to build on this result in the future. Highest vote 17.6% in Meath West, lowest 1.1% in Roscommon-Galway #GE2020 #Election2020 @AontuIE pic.twitter.com/JFwXDbzeoe

— Irish Political Maps (@IrishPolMaps) February 9, 2020

Ireland: Hell broke loose at @EuropeElects when we published a seat projection for Ireland one week ahead of the election (based on the Panelbase poll).

Now, the final election result is out and we took a moment to compare the results.

Sit back, and enjoy! #GE2020 #Ireland pic.twitter.com/unjB69GkfD

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 11, 2020

Ireland: combining the results of Sinn Féin (GUE/NGL)—which supports Irish reunification—in Ireland's 2020 national parliamentary election and Northern Ireland's 2017 assembly election, both using STV, the map shows highest support for SF on Ireland-NI border and in city centres. pic.twitter.com/8epigVuIES

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 10, 2020

Ireland: As the vote counting starts, results start dropping later today and the exit polls are showing an extremely tight race, catch up with the Irish politics and background of the upcoming results with our preview article:https://t.co/djCAOic15S

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 9, 2020

Sinn Féin now the most popular party across the country – topping the poll in 37 of 57 constituencies north & south!! https://t.co/bFIDmdzAlz

— Chris Hazzard (@ChrisHazzardSF) February 10, 2020

EXIT POLL
18-24
Big lead for Sinn Féin pic.twitter.com/vM2d4gbrCJ

— Next Irish General Election (@NextIrishGE) February 8, 2020

EXIT POLL:
Age Breakdown 50-64. Wow. pic.twitter.com/ymP0Eeim9O

— Next Irish General Election (@NextIrishGE) February 8, 2020

EXIT POLL:
Age Breakdown 65+ pic.twitter.com/5xlQhRsgMy

— Next Irish General Election (@NextIrishGE) February 8, 2020

Irish Times / IPSOS MRBI Poll Age Breakdown:
35-49: pic.twitter.com/V52hQnq4wI

— Next Irish General Election (@NextIrishGE) February 3, 2020

EXIT POLL:
Gender Breakdown – Female pic.twitter.com/MSBvT001ZT

— Next Irish General Election (@NextIrishGE) February 8, 2020

EXIT POLL:
Regional Breakdown – Dublin pic.twitter.com/3bNEoUUbek

— Next Irish General Election (@NextIrishGE) February 8, 2020

Irish Times / IPSOS MRBI Gender Breakdown: pic.twitter.com/2B5nkB3jVS

— Next Irish General Election (@NextIrishGE) February 3, 2020

Final vote totals for the Irish general election and changes on last time. pic.twitter.com/DnkooBL8hQ

— peter gowan is going BERNIE MODE (@peterjgowan) February 9, 2020

Sinn Féin in 2020 is the first party in almost a century other than Fianna Fáil or Fine Gael to win the popular vote in an Irish General Election.#GE2020 pic.twitter.com/dV7KNu8A4W

— Richard Chambers (@newschambers) February 9, 2020

Top 3 parties within 0.2% in Irish exit poll, things could be about to get crazy… https://t.co/jkKwHdBzps

— Election Maps UK (@ElectionMapsUK) February 8, 2020

#GE2020 Ireland 2020 Election Results. Hex map of results, and constituencies split into equal areas based on number of seats. pic.twitter.com/3abVPNWbVd

— Heikki Vesanto (@HeikkiVesanto) February 10, 2020

Notes for journalists/commentariat: Before commenting on Irish election results, do your homework. Single transferrable vote system of proportional representation – or PR-STV – is one of the most flexible and subtle electoral systems anywhere in the world. https://t.co/FYZE2McKvT

— Nicola Carr (@NicolaCarr) February 10, 2020

This is a genuinely profound election result for Ireland, North and South. It is also hugely significant for the working-class and those of us standing in the principled Socialist tradition. It harbingers both the potential for progressive change and significant risks ahead. https://t.co/92ePodSSza

— Cllr Dónal Ó Cófaigh (@donaloc) February 9, 2020

“We are going to have that unity referendum.”

Sinn Féin’s @MaryLouMcDonald tells @BBCNewsnight that politicians in Britain need to start preparing for a border poll. #GE2020

pic.twitter.com/bQZlBSikP4

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) February 10, 2020

Irish nationalists Sinn Fein are demanding to be part of the next government, after the party secured almost a quarter of first-preference votes in a general election https://t.co/Kumm0gzhrF pic.twitter.com/CJY4ieINd3

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 11, 2020

Sinn Fein’s #DessieEllis joins in Come Out Ye Black and Tans singalong after winning seat in Irish election pic.twitter.com/FZ5B4XD13J

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) February 10, 2020

"This is a game changer election…we are now looking at how we can form a government that actually reflects the needs of citizens" – @moneillsf speaking in Belfast today on a historic election result for Sinn Féin #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/tvKvFgUpNG

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 10, 2020

“We can see when they're gaslighting us when they're telling us things are one way but we can very clearly see with our eyes that that's not accurate.”@SenLynnRuane on how election shows Irish people’s view of power/politics has totally changed. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/1T5fisARCY

— Ellen Coyne (@ellenmcoyne) February 9, 2020

There are now just eight seats left to be filled in #GE2020 . Here's the state of the parties. Live @rtenews blog: https://t.co/V515IhWE0J pic.twitter.com/FcUr5fC2hf

— RTÉ (@rte) February 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/IrishTimesAudio/status/1226933825344802818

The Truth About the Irish Electionhttps://t.co/lYYr4P5zb7

— Stefan Molyneux (@StefanMolyneux) February 7, 2020

I love elections and making data look pretty, so for #GE2020 I've combined those passions to show the movement of transfers in Ireland's election.

Results will be updated over the next few days. Seats/vote share also there. Coalition builder coming soon!https://t.co/XP5jiUqkeu pic.twitter.com/5k75RRxfOz

— Danny Rigg (@DannyWRigg) February 9, 2020

A handy wee guide for the Irish election tomorrow.

Vote left, and transfer left. Exclude and expropriate Fine Gael/Fianna Fáil to take a chunk out of their hegemony.

The Irish will never be free until the working class own everything from the plough to the stars. pic.twitter.com/M4CygZeHDU

— Radical Reflections (@RadReflections) February 7, 2020

The wise old may save Ireland from the hot-headed young: "Election 2020: 19% rise in over 65s population may shape result". Yippee. https://t.co/5NtHbeAnjv via @IrishTimes

— Ruth Dudley Edwards (@RuthDE) February 7, 2020

Amazing and historic: Ireland's leftwing nationalist party Sinn Féin, which helped lead the resistance against British colonialism, just surged in the election, tying with the two mainstream reactionary parties

It has demanded a role in the new governmenthttps://t.co/DBw4mpDEgl

— Ben Norton (@BenjaminNorton) February 9, 2020

#Ireland continues to inspire: left-wing
Sinn Fein “stunned the establishment by beating the two centre-right parties that have led every government in the country’s history” https://t.co/D83q98pFIo

— Mona Eltahawy (@monaeltahawy) February 10, 2020

– What drove the Sinn Féin surge
– Leo Varadkar in trouble
– Tricky coalitions
– Nativism flops
My five takeaways from Ireland's historic election for @POLITICOEurope #GE2020 https://t.co/62cvlMVFBb

— Naomi O'Leary (@NaomiOhReally) February 9, 2020

Leo Varadkar (the current Taoiseach from Fine Gael) has lost to Paul Donnelly (Sinn Féin) in his own constituency#Ireland #Elections2020 https://t.co/IzeRx9DiEZ

— Observatory for Parliamentary Systems (@electiontrackin) February 10, 2020

Irish Times Editor’s Office election 2020 seat predictions. (Names withheld under GDPR) pic.twitter.com/vR9rJbrlMt

— john mcmanus (@ITjohnmcmanus) February 7, 2020

LIVE #GE2020: Mary Lou McDonald tells BBC that if she becomes taoiseach she will start preparing for a Border poll immediately https://t.co/y4ayHC4oU2

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) February 10, 2020

The Labour Party will not be “a cheap date” in potential government formation talks after the election on Saturday, Senator Ged Nash has said. #GE2020 https://t.co/pSZrMXPAX9

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) February 6, 2020

How #media beyond our borders have responded to Ireland's #GE2020 election result https://t.co/XaQQ0O8JAi

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 10, 2020

Mick Clifford: I’d vote to have an election every year https://t.co/rc9TZp3WkX

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 7, 2020

Everyone accepts that Sinn Féin won election, says McDonald #GE2020 https://t.co/lCBax5uN4Z via @rte

— RTÉ (@rte) February 10, 2020

Sinn Féin has had its best ever election result in the Republic of Ireland – but what now? https://t.co/LCP4TbU9IZ

— BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) February 10, 2020

Sinn Fein leads race to form government as Irish election results counted https://t.co/nhCsX6OvJ4

— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 10, 2020

"It's a big statement of change."

Leader of Sinn Féin @MaryLouMcDonald claims Irish politics is "no longer a two party system", after party's breakthrough in Ireland’s general election.

Get more on the Irish election result here: https://t.co/VCbiYVtWcW pic.twitter.com/zP3cZwuZnF

— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 9, 2020

McDonald has put herself firmly in the frame to soon become Ireland’s first female leader. https://t.co/BuyvTQ6uow #SinnFein #GE2020 @MaryLouMcDonald

— Niall O'Dowd (@NiallODowd) February 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/paddymacc1/status/1225760490128887808

Extraordinary results in Ireland, breaking century long 2 party system: Sinn Féin to try to form ruling coalition after winning Irish election https://t.co/ZGeNPnuqgl

— Michael Gray (@GrayInGlasgow) February 9, 2020

Where’s the best political analyst on Irish politics when you need him? Somebody please find the nations infamous BBC Question time audience member and ask him to explain and dissect Ireland’s General Election Result. Please find him. https://t.co/UivYfH8BMc

— Dr. Jennifer Cassidy (@OxfordDiplomat) February 9, 2020

In Ireland's snap general election, left-wing party Sinn Féin has made huge gains which have surpassed even its own expectations. Tommy Greene and Eoghan Gilmartin explore what this shock result could mean for Northern Ireland. https://t.co/IhGZOVM5Fq

— Novara Media (@novaramedia) February 9, 2020

Latest seat counts as Sinn Fein lead on 23 seats, Independents have 4 and Green Party have 2https://t.co/ikH4XJDLYj

— Irish Daily Mirror (@IrishMirror) February 9, 2020

It seems Ireland has a housing affordability crisis (soaring rents, no new home building) that contributed to a wild election result: https://t.co/ph2FWrOgxP

— Shane Dingman (@shanedingman) February 9, 2020

A left-wing party whose primary objective is to reunify Ireland looked set to win more votes than its rivals in today’s Irish general election, according to recent opinion polls, in what would be the best showing for the left in the country’s history https://t.co/ZCs1WpJ291

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) February 8, 2020

https://twitter.com/BenLaBolt/status/1226733990553387008

These results might prove historic for Ireland as it would be the first time voters chose a left-wing party in such numbers since the nation obtained independence. #IrelandElection #SinnFein https://t.co/XoQYQCFVe3

— Global Analytica (@AnalyticaGlobal) February 9, 2020

TCD Political Science Profs Michael Marsh (television) and Michael Gallagher (radio) expected to feature on RTE coverage of election results over upcoming weekend and Monday, starting tonight (Saturday) at 10 pm on Radio 1:https://t.co/Nyod84kAus

— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) February 8, 2020

TCD Political Science extends its best wishes to all its alumni standing GE20: Carly Bailey (Dub SW), Dara Calleary (Mayo), Jack Chambers (Dub W), Paschal Donohoe (Dub Cen), Gary Gannon (Dub Cen), Seán Haughey (Dub Bay N). And any others we’ve overlookedhttps://t.co/TCKu6TjuE9.

— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) February 7, 2020

@thecarolemalone actually claims that housing is an Irish election issue due to the reduction on freedom of movement in the UK, post Brexit. Migrants apparently coming to Ireland as a result and are contributing to the housing crisis. How out of touch are you lot?#GE2020 #skynews pic.twitter.com/yKoLlURZqW

— Cian Gallagher (@Ciano_Gallagher) February 11, 2020

To put @sinnfeinireland’s surge into perspective, I plotted the first preference vote shares of all @fiannafailparty, @FineGael, and @sinnfeinireland candidates since 1987.#GE2020 @ucdpolitics pic.twitter.com/jQywGDuiQh

— Stefan Müller (@ste_mueller) February 10, 2020

I'm quoted providing a little insight into demographics and SF's success @ucdpolitics https://t.co/xSrd1A4Uyt

— Dr Dawn Walsh (@dawnwalsh) February 10, 2020

Proud that @ucdpolitics @ucdsocscilaw @UCD_Research have been able to partner with in the Exit Poll. @dfarrell_ucd @OrlaFeely @ucddublin https://t.co/yMkqAo03dB

— Colin Scott (@ColizScott) February 8, 2020

UL’s Prof @stephenkinsella joins Virgin Media News Economics correspondent @PaulColgan on air to give #GE2020 analysis on the vote breakdown in #DublinWest pic.twitter.com/vmtHCTFF54

— University Of Limerick (@UL) February 9, 2020

https://twitter.com/UL/status/1225484588471980033

"What issues do you think the government needs to address?" Our #Journalism students asked our students for their thoughts on #GE2020. pic.twitter.com/sQR1biCTZd

— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) February 7, 2020

https://twitter.com/ucddublin/status/1225461467568332800
https://twitter.com/ucddublin/status/1223258158912634880

Harry McGee’s final seat prediction for #GE2020 https://t.co/44TPdg41GT

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) February 8, 2020

'If you’re going to bring up the Troubles, acknowledge Fine Gael’s past as well' https://t.co/AjQilvIOLv

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) February 7, 2020

Islanders off the coasts of constituencies Donegal, Mayo and Galway West will go to the polls on Friday, one day ahead of the rest of the State #GE2020 . https://t.co/TxbVNzQRm3

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) February 6, 2020

The sale of property to so-called vulture funds would be banned by the Social Democrats if elected to government. #GE2020 https://t.co/GZ0rgWFW91

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) February 6, 2020

Minister for Local Government Eoghan Murphy has signed a “special difficulty” order allowing the election in Tipperary to go ahead on Saturdayhttps://t.co/nSk2hBSqWL

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) February 6, 2020

A few token utterances by party leaders aside, Irish has barely featured in the 2020 campaign #Togh2020 #GE2020 https://t.co/Ip7Z1NNeWh

— Éanna Ó Caollaí (@eocaollai) February 6, 2020

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said this election will be "one of the most important for generations", writes @Junomaco.#Election2020 https://t.co/WNeb0tU0iK pic.twitter.com/7MUPeJJXyp

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 6, 2020

Wexford farmers have stark warning for politicians ahead of polling day #GE2020 https://t.co/UB88GlqLQA

— Irish Daily Mirror (@IrishMirror) February 6, 2020

A producer asked me to sum up where we stand in the Irish election to help them script an intro tomorrow. Why keep it to myself? Here's my summary; happy to hear anyone's thoughts. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/kHOrn43cXV

— Naomi O'Leary (@NaomiOhReally) February 6, 2020

Its irrelevant Bertie Ahern said Paul Quinn’s brutal murder was because of a criminal feud

What’s relevant is some Irish media are prepared to exploit a grieving mother for no other reason than to swing an election in 3 days for their pals

These hacks give zero f**ks about Paul pic.twitter.com/TzB151s9gJ

— Paddy Cosgrave (@paddycosgrave) February 5, 2020

Independence is normal…https://t.co/3rQYKjfgNG

— The National (@ScotNational) February 5, 2020

"You've a remarkable mind" @tommedian talks to @PresidentIRL, Michael D. Higgins.

If you missed the #TommyTiernanShow last Saturday you can watch it back on @rteplayer pic.twitter.com/edmNHnPKIR

— RTÉ (@rte) February 10, 2020

If polls are correct, today's Irish election will see young and working-class voters flocking to Sinn Féin and others on the Left in historic numbers – dealing a blow to the country's dominant right-wing parties. https://t.co/b1BxaO3PnL

— Tribune (@tribunemagazine) February 8, 2020

One of the stories of #GE2020 – the complete failure of anti-immigration candidates.

Candidates for the Irish Freedom Party and the Irexit Party got less than 1%.

21 candidates. 0 elected. A washout. #Election2020 https://t.co/GhNZEhU5J6

— Paul O'Donoghue (@paulodonoghue93) February 10, 2020

Look at the Irish election. What might have been in Britain if our politics hadn't been derailed by the Brexit question? Or if Labour hadn't trashed its anti-establishment credentials by getting that question so wrong? Populism needn't mean racism, it can win from the left.

— Barnaby Raine (@BarnabyRaine) February 9, 2020

. @TomTugendhat: the changes in Europe will be a defining moment for the UK – Ireland's election result has not been appreciated fully in the UK. #UKInTheWorld pic.twitter.com/VjwUPt6IEK

— The UK in a Changing Europe (@UKandEU) February 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/BrugesGroup/status/1226264983618703367

"No one is thinking about voting for Sinn Féin because they think the Irish government has been too hard on Britain"

Good from @Patch_Thompson on how the British media's Brexit focus has blinded them to the reality of Saturday's votehttps://t.co/wv5FXMS0Df

— Stephanie Boland (@stephanieboland) February 7, 2020

Irish election: Pro-IRA song played from Sinn Féin van.https://t.co/mnmi0nLnUt

— Richard Garland (@richardtgarland) February 7, 2020

Ireland’s Nationalist Moment: The surprising election results are a rejection of the status quo, and come at a nationalist moment in the country—one in which anti-English sentiment, brought on by Brexit, has grown
By @YasmeenSerhan https://t.co/mxR2xw0cNO

— Alfons López Tena (@alfonslopeztena) February 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/derekjames150/status/1226937817168842752

Ireland’s election result is bad news for Brexit, says Ruth Dudley Edwardshttps://t.co/40qHQ9TxPk

— Coffee House (@SpecCoffeeHouse) February 10, 2020

Polls predict an earthquake result in today’s Irish election, as Sinn Féin threatens to beat the mainstream parties for the first time. It could bring a united Ireland closer — but it’s also a vote to stop the soaring cost of living. https://t.co/Jos9hZo5jB @DawnHFoster

— Jacobin (@jacobinmag) February 8, 2020

The result of #Ireland's General Election tomorrow may affect the UK & EU's future trade relationship… but with the country in a housing & homelessness crisis, #Brexit hasn't been a major campaign issue. We spoke to @irishchurches – listen: https://t.co/ZgiOPrmAOZ / @UCBMedia

— UCB News Team (@UCBNewsTeam) February 7, 2020

The general election has ended in a knife-edge result, with the three largest parties tied on about 22%, according to the results of an Ipsos/MRBI exit poll published last night https://t.co/CSbm3EFVa9 pic.twitter.com/MMHCnt6DPJ

— Sunday Times Ireland (@SunTimesIreland) February 9, 2020

The counting process has begun in Ireland’s General Election with an exit poll indicating the result is on a knife edge. https://t.co/9wtLlbJf7K

— HeraldScotland (@heraldscotland) February 9, 2020

Counting begins in Ireland’s election as exit poll shows knife-edge result https://t.co/z0tOlCs8qF pic.twitter.com/ZlN3Y2HfD4

— Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel) February 9, 2020

https://twitter.com/TartantuesdayI/status/1226626233942720512

As long as we continue to use First Past the Post election results will continue to be warped but the winner-takes-all system and Westminster will fail to properly represent Britain – with seats in parliament failing to reflect the parties voters support. https://t.co/4kqmmXizQZ

— Electoral Reform Society (@electoralreform) February 7, 2020

Ireland Vol.63 (GE2020: results – Irish Examiner)

#GE2020 Exit Poll: Health a key factor for voters https://t.co/n1kD1HIcEW

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Irish Examiner View: Going private and protecting tenants https://t.co/lzxJkPYOWi

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

#COLUMN: It feels like #GE2020 is over before it began, writes @colmoregan.https://t.co/DXW7iCFMdN

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

#ANALYSIS: 'It’s not very complicated' – How Sinn Féin captured the young vote, writes @LizDunphy1 https://t.co/8Jx7vm7Csd

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

#GE2020 main points: Varadkar not willing to talk with Sinn Féin about govt formation https://t.co/FXZKo0A7Kk

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

David Davin-Power: Sinn Féin tsunami as young untroubled by party past https://t.co/x3ZwlyI5lb

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 10, 2020

'The government don't get it, people don't want solutions in 5 or 10 years time, they want solutions soon': Sinn Fein's @ThomasGouldSF after he topped the poll in Cork North Central #GE2020
More on https://t.co/WXxcf2xxz2 #iestaff via @LizDunphy1 pic.twitter.com/1bCjneb3OH

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Sinn Féin's David Cullinane claims largest ever first-preference vote in Waterford https://t.co/RCIykFJRMA

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

#ANALYSIS: Sinn Féin's rise was unseen, unheard and unanticipated until too late, writes @GerardHowlin.https://t.co/vlQ14PyRCU

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Sinn Féin election success has Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael considering options https://t.co/hYUBANBayj

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

McDonald rides crest of wave with Dublin constituency success https://t.co/yBhVplMahx

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Mary Lou McDonald says Sinn Féin election result is not a protest vote https://t.co/LTC52huTsY

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Sinn Féin President @MaryLouMcDonald tops the poll and is elected on the first count in Dublin Central #iestaff #GE2020 via @Elaine_Loughlin pic.twitter.com/M7ioBnotvC

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Sinn Féin city councillor Thomas Gould elected on the first count in #Cork North Central #iestaff #GE2020 via @EoinBearla pic.twitter.com/xHC8Wddthg

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

As #GE2020 counts continue and the results roll in around the country, stay with us for the main points and ongoing developments:https://t.co/c67FrvGnCw

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Soon to be elected SF TD Thomas Gould flanked by family and friends ahead of the first count result in #Cork North Central – that’s his dad Tony cheering him on #iestaff #GE2020 via @EoinBearla pic.twitter.com/zlWR1X0I2Q

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Fine Gael and Sinn Féin 'miles apart' on policy says Murphy https://t.co/rbSzGz2cxB

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Sinn Féin already in Government formation discussions https://t.co/WUYwbKgCn1

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

#GE2020: Donnchadh Ó Laoighaire first of three Sinn Féin TDs to be elected in first counts https://t.co/io1KxfzjXK

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

The moment Sinn Féin’s Donnchadh Ó Laoighaire was deemed elected in #Cork South Central #iestaff #GE2020 – more on https://t.co/JItC9shOjJ via @EoinBearla pic.twitter.com/7u6DdEMnNa

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

#GE2020: Sinn Féin get first TD elected to 33rd Dáil as Mary Lou McDonald begins govt formation talks https://t.co/MWIvWlYkhy

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

McDonald willing to talk to parties but wants Government without Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil https://t.co/o5YMrk3LM2

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

The moment Tanaiste Simon Coveney was deemed to be elected in #Cork South Central #iestaff #GE2020 via @EoinBearla pic.twitter.com/oULl5ZuRbH

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Alison O'Connor: Leo Varadkar a long way from electoral poster boy of old https://t.co/18RvYmMENV

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Varadkar retains Dáil seat on fifth vote https://t.co/gYoWvb8zVT

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Fine Gael’s Brexit pitch falls flat with votershttps://t.co/HmRusfBq0e

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

#GE2020: Sinn Féin surge as Ross, Zappone, Doherty among government ministers at risk https://t.co/APgSJMmDjb

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Fine Gael's Simon Coveney and Fianna Fáil's Michael McGrath have been elected on the eight count in Cork South Central. Mc Grath was elected without reaching the quota. #GE2020 https://t.co/ScnqolfJNx

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

#GE2020 main points: Leo Varadkar and Simon Coveney have both ruled out speaking to Sinn Féin about coalition, but Micheál Martin has hinted at a possible deal.

Stay with us, for the main #GE2020 points throughout the evening.https://t.co/g8GB8W9Vfh

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

FG/SF coalition 'would be a forced marriage rather than one that would work' #GE2020
More on https://t.co/WXxcf2xxz2 #iestaff via @LizDunphy1 pic.twitter.com/9RXcoGy5lu

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

'If we have to move into opposition, so be it': Senior Fine Gael figures rule out Sinn Féin coalition https://t.co/um6nZYU7j4

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Varadkar will not talk to Sinn Féin about forming a coalition https://t.co/0IGjf7FOcw

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Michéal Martin U-turn in face of Sinn Féin tsunami https://t.co/MKdB2uYK3f

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 10, 2020

The moment FF’s Michael McGrath was deemed to be elected without reaching the quota in #Cork South Central #iestaff #GE2020 via @EoinBearla pic.twitter.com/bSXqMZ1XP6

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

"It looks like we'll end up as the largest party": Micheál Martin (leader FF) speaks at Cork count #GE2020
More on https://t.co/WXxcf2xxz2 #iestaff via @LizDunphy1 pic.twitter.com/Ojqq0lpqIM

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

"There's a lot riding on transfers": Micheál Martin (leader FF) speaks at Cork count centre #GE2020
More on https://t.co/WXxcf2xxz2 #iestaff via @LizDunphy1 pic.twitter.com/w5wgabszpK

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Micheál Martin elected on sixth count in Cork https://t.co/ijcuFBKrIt

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Fianna Fáil leader Michael Martin’s immediate reaction after retaining his seat in #Cork South Central #iestaff #GE2020 via @EoinBearla pic.twitter.com/PAEAkz7aFe

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has been elected on the sixth count in #Cork South Central #iestaff #GE2020 via @EoinBearla pic.twitter.com/2ar7VoP7jm

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Fianna Fail’s policies do not change overnight, says Micheal Martin https://t.co/fAfYR1gCqW

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Daniel McConnell: 'That didn't take long did it?' – Micheal Martin doesn't rule out SF talks https://t.co/Skat9vd8fv

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has arrived at the #Cork South Central count centre. Asked if he’s open to doing a deal with Sinn Fein, he says “significant incompatibilities” still exist #iestaff #GE2020 – more on https://t.co/zxQXF6gfrC via @EoinBearla pic.twitter.com/CpfEPJlW7k

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Green Party leader @EamonRyan is the first TD elected in Dublin Bay South #iestaff #GE2020 via @Elaine_Loughlin pic.twitter.com/cIrNXa0mh7

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

New Social Democrat Deputy Holly Cairns #iestaff via @noelbaker1 pic.twitter.com/G3hn9UhU6h

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 10, 2020

Disappointing election for Solidarity-People Before Profit possibly returning only three of five TDs https://t.co/MIqzYtZxDR

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Murphy hopeful of four seats for Social Democrats amid coalition talks https://t.co/Ikmkz5QUAz

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Howlin concedes 'bad day' for Labour https://t.co/k6jiiUlF5b

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Moments before the moment #IEstaff #ge2020 @MHealyRae via @anewshack pic.twitter.com/MxK7xrMv77

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Michael Healy-Rae cements his place as Kerry's top vote-getter https://t.co/OuGrf2KVeG

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Green candidate confronts Danny Healy-Rae after his 'to hell with the planet' comment https://t.co/mpcH6gixaH

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Independent Michael Collins first elected in Cork South West https://t.co/AdLkU6Jgqf

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

More celebrations in #CorkNorthWest because the once wasn’t enough #Ge2020 #iestaff via @Jess_JCasey pic.twitter.com/zP2yIokbNC

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Senator Tim Lombard gives his view after count 2 in #ge2020 Cork South West #iestaff via @noelbaker1 pic.twitter.com/sFoD46l7tK

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

#ANALYSIS: Several high profile figures likely to join Ross as #GE2020 casualties, writes @mickcliff.https://t.co/furyL9FamY

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Ready for the off #cork south central @NemoRangersGAA #iestaff @echolivecork @irishexaminer via @lensdan via @lensdan pic.twitter.com/SW3atn2Yza

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

#GE2020 Exit Poll: Dead heat as FF. FG and SF level at 22% https://t.co/i1C3ZKqKqN

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 8, 2020

Count 5 in Cork South West – Lombard the main recipient of Coleman transfers as the group of chasers bunches. Cllr Coakley excluded and her votes to be redistributed #iestaff #ge2020 via @noelbaker1 pic.twitter.com/5LOYq7DpOp

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 10, 2020

Count five in Cork North-Central: Ger Keohane eliminated. The count has now been adjourned until tomorrow morning. Will resume at 9am. #GE2020 #iestaff More on https://t.co/WXxcf2xxz2. via @_KevinONeill_ pic.twitter.com/jS4IpQoqcz

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Count 3 in Cork South West on a page #iestaff #ge2020 via @noelbaker1 pic.twitter.com/8ZDWHMnGBe

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Second count in Cork North-Central. A big jump for @MickBarryTD. #GE2020 #iestaff More on https://t.co/WXxcf2xxz2 via @_KevinONeill_ pic.twitter.com/w597b5uDld

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Here’s another view of first count in Cork SW. Collins cheered to the rafters by his supporters and open to discussions with anyone seeking to form a govt. #iestaff #ge2020 via @noelbaker1 pic.twitter.com/YTPXKU8qOq

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Count one Cork South West on a page. Collins elected, his surplus to be distributed #iestaff #ge2020 via @noelbaker1 pic.twitter.com/IJB6D2dudx

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

BREAKING: @ThomasGouldSF is elected on the first count in Cork North-Central. #GE2020 #iestaff More on https://t.co/WXxcf2xxz2. via @_KevinONeill_ pic.twitter.com/nzp2tGzQeS

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Some interesting reading – FF calculations. They feel Holly Cairns May just edge the third seat but that’s more likely *if* Margaret Murphy O’Mahony stays ahead of Paul Hayes #iestaff #ge2020 via @noelbaker1 pic.twitter.com/F1aVgqnxae

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

The state of play after the first count in #Cork South Central #iestaff #GE2020 – more on https://t.co/zxQXF6gfrC via @EoinBearla pic.twitter.com/gxJrOVVWpZ

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Terry Prone: Running for any public office is ridiculed and that’s before you lose https://t.co/klv6V0dtGQ

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 9, 2020

Ireland Vol.62 (GE2020: results – TheJournal.ie)

THREAD: This is a constantly updated list of all candidates elected in #GE2020. Get the results from each count in every constituency here https://t.co/3IV9NppRTq

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

LIVEBLOG | @thejournal_ie

What’s happened so far in the general election count? A special edition of @TheExplainerPod takes you around our newsroom to explain https://t.co/lGBU7AzzZq

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 10, 2020

Óró sé do bheatha abhaile is a popular tune this election #GE2020 https://t.co/bpURWjppOu

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

Sinn Féin surge and the first time a Taoiseach comes second: 7 key points of the election so far. https://t.co/kQTRKJBBbT

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

Few key points from Galway West after three counts.

– Galway will elect its first Sinn Féin TD since Liam Mellows in East Galway in 1918.
– It's on course to elect three women for the first time ever.
– Fine Gael are coming fifth and sixth and are almost sure to lose a seat.

— Céimin Burke (@CeiminB) February 9, 2020

Mairead Farrell's arrival has sparked jubilant scenes in the Galway west count centre. pic.twitter.com/yHtDJrOSK1

— Céimin Burke (@CeiminB) February 9, 2020

Mary Lou McDonald's security escort through the crowds at the RDS #GE2020 #countday pic.twitter.com/QDEBj3Y5gD

— Bethany Langham (@bethanyklangham) February 9, 2020

All systems go at the Dublin Bay South count in the RDS. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/xDgrLqkUXA

— Bethany Langham (@bethanyklangham) February 9, 2020

And Mary Lou McDonald for the win in Dublin Central#GE2020 #SinnFéin pic.twitter.com/T196Bo1PWE

— Bethany Langham (@bethanyklangham) February 9, 2020

Sinn Féin's Denise Mitchell elected in Dublin Bay North with 21,344 votes#GE2020 #SinnFein pic.twitter.com/OcGJuX8O2r

— Bethany Langham (@bethanyklangham) February 9, 2020

On the first count in Meath East – no one has crossed the line. But SF’s Darren O’Rourke celebrates on hearing he has so far received 10,223 votes, just shy of the 10,487 quota needed to be deemed elected. With transfers he is likely to be elected on the second count. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/JEH0Ma8Rxj

— Conor McCrave (@Conor_McCrave) February 9, 2020

The first candidate past the post in Meath East is Sinn Féin’s Darren O’Rourke, elected on the second count. He was joined by the party’s deputy leader Michelle O’Neill. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/wKgFA3pusb

— Conor McCrave (@Conor_McCrave) February 9, 2020

And that's Dessie Ellis elected in Dublin North-West on the first count #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/DaxOTzfHaX

— Cónal Thomas (@ConalThomas) February 9, 2020

Mary Lou McDonald arrives to huge applause at the RDS #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/NTTyWyDlcw

— Cónal Thomas (@ConalThomas) February 9, 2020

Dessie Ellis of Sinn Fein is elected #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/KEOiiRuzrv

— Christina Finn (@christinafinn8) February 9, 2020

Sinn Féin performed poorly in the local elections, so why the massive gains now? Our political correspondent @christinafinn8 suggests it could be down to what voters saw as being realistically achievable https://t.co/jhw0wthynI

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

Three elections ago, the Sinn Féin only won four seats in the Dáil – today the party is topping the polls in several constituencies https://t.co/Jul07nRCsd

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has said "the two party system in this country is now broken" and that it has been "dispatched to the history books" https://t.co/M8Bd6SppAt

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

The 'Mary Lou Monsoon', like today's wild weather, arrived with the dawn at the RDS https://t.co/v3oi19MuhT

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

Sinn Féin is the most popular party among all age groups up to 65 and particularly popular among younger voters, according to #GE2020 exit poll https://t.co/dRji9Sn5zR

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

"Every single vote counts,"says @MaryLouMcDonald. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/lZF0YY78i7

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 8, 2020

Outgoing junior minister on Brexit, Helen McEntee, has been elected on the 7th count in Meath East. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/vdagcBmRxe

— Conor McCrave (@Conor_McCrave) February 9, 2020

From the Louth count centre to the Meath East centre where Sinn Féin’s Darren O’Rourke, outgoing minister Helen McEntee, and Fianna Fáil’s Thomas Byrne look set to take the three seats in the constituency. It will, of course, mean outgoing minister Regina Doherty is out. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/UHd5TJR63u

— Conor McCrave (@Conor_McCrave) February 9, 2020

Christy Burke and Paschal Donohoe embrace at the RDS #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/on9WoicfMa

— Christina Finn (@christinafinn8) February 9, 2020

Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe admits there's an appetite for change in Ireland that Fine Gael needs to "reflect on and respond back to"#GE20202 #FineGael pic.twitter.com/1uZiKdpnpy

— Bethany Langham (@bethanyklangham) February 9, 2020

Outgoing junior minister Helen McEntee secured her seat but all was not well for Fine Gael in the Meath East constituency as outgoing social protection minister, Regina Doherty failed to retain hers. https://t.co/aybYW1PQ42

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 10, 2020

Mary Mitchell O'Connor and Regina Doherty have lost their seats https://t.co/XCY1YXhYpY

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

Varadkar said he had made his party's position about a coalition with Sinn Féin "very clear" during the campaign and that Fine Gael had won votes on that basis https://t.co/wSCw3liH55

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

Eoghan Murphy says he'll be elected on the 2nd or 3rd count as he defends his record on housing https://t.co/rUbtyYY5ll #ge2020 pic.twitter.com/U8ztNCabQb

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

Taoiseach looks set to run second to Sinn Féin candidate in Dublin West, as first tallies emerge https://t.co/QTQj2VZUcb

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

Taoiseach and Fine Gael leader Leo Varadkar cast his vote with a little help from polling staff. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/L7n276tfZQ

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 8, 2020

Outgoing Minister for Transport and Sport Shane Ross has lost his seat https://t.co/GEjHZs2MaX

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

It's coming down to the wire in Galway West between Independent TD Catherine Connolly and Fine Gael's Seán Kyne – the government's chief whip is in danger of losing his seat. #GE2020 https://t.co/YQofs4YUjC

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

A couple who ran in the same constituency for different parties have both gotten elected in a dramatic final count #GE2020 #CorkSouthWest https://t.co/vPtykFMP4g

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 10, 2020

'I'm a democrat, I listen to the people': Micheál Martin refuses to rule out SF coalition https://t.co/nI7fvPQy9O #ge2020 pic.twitter.com/JvFnSrvN87

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

Eamon Ryan of the Green Party is elected #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/5BUMrVQDIX

— Christina Finn (@christinafinn8) February 9, 2020

Hopeful for her chances to be elected, joint leader of the Social Democrats Róisín Shorthall, says that Irish politics is now a "whole new ball game" and maintains that her party is happy to work with any party elected.#GE2020 #SocDems pic.twitter.com/x0GDdsmojR

— Bethany Langham (@bethanyklangham) February 9, 2020

Labour's Joan Burton has lost her seat in Dublin West https://t.co/nGmWW3B5nt

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

Kevin 'Boxer' Moran says he's been 'let down' by voters as he seeks 'miracle' to save seat https://t.co/8q7gJQRFXT #ge200 #LongfordWestmeath pic.twitter.com/scQurzSXSR

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

Labour leader Brendan Howlin: 'To be honest, it hasn't been a good day for the Labour party, we've been not only squeezed but encircled by a variety of others' https://t.co/iJDR37pJFh

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

With just 33 TDs elected so far, Sinn Féin has already won 23 seats – the total number of seats they won in the 2016 general election. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/iBwFn47vJW

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

After a fierce amount of counting, Dublin Bay North, Dublin North West, Dublin Central and Dublin South Central counts have been suspended until 10am tomorrow. #GE2020 #hometime pic.twitter.com/S1pSpBpvI2

— Bethany Langham (@bethanyklangham) February 9, 2020

Christy Burke says he’s been here before and he’s taking nothing for granted. Here he tells us about what he got up to today #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/kzsxfddnZL

— Christina Finn (@christinafinn8) February 9, 2020

Bríd Smith thanks her team #ge2020 pic.twitter.com/l6iw7xDxEL

— Christina Finn (@christinafinn8) February 9, 2020

Turnout for Saturday election was fourth-lowest ever in history of the State https://t.co/Fs4ZVLAYyg #ge2020 pic.twitter.com/bxNgrCHaSx

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 10, 2020

Trends and tricolours: The images that sum up #GE2020 election count day https://t.co/pZjsucgYS6 pic.twitter.com/ajohlYeSYg

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 10, 2020

Counting is underway around the country with early tallies showing a surge in support for Sinn Féin. #GE2020 https://t.co/y4YkJhEa8e pic.twitter.com/2vQvneUvNG

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 9, 2020

GALWAY WEST 4TH COUNT RESULTS

Ó Cuív -FF-8,825 (+269)
Farrell -SF- 8,814 (+70)
Grealish -IND- 8,541 (+345)
Connolly – IND- 5,775 (+82)
Naughton – FG- 5,667 (+22)
————
Kyne – FG- 5,345 (+31)
Crowe -FF- 5,310(+10)

Ó Cuív leapfrogs Farrell again. #GE2020 ge2020

— Céimin Burke (@CeiminB) February 9, 2020

Untallied postal votes and a missing box are preventing a full tally in Galway West for now. But here's what we have:

Ó Cuív – FF- 14.42%
Farrell – SF- 13.88%
Grealish -IND-13.48%
Naughton – FG- 9.22%
Kyne -FG- 8.98%
——-
Connolly – IND- 8.75%
Crowe -FF- 8.51%

— Céimin Burke (@CeiminB) February 9, 2020

Ireland Vol.61 (GE2020: miscellaneous)

Election 2020: Housing, Tax, Health, Climate, Law and order, Education – Where the parties stand on the issues (02/07/2020) | @irishexaminer
Factbox: Who’s who in Ireland’s national election (02/07/2020) | @reuters
Ireland votes for a new government on Saturday: Here are the main contenders (02/07/2020) | @CNBC
3 things to know about Ireland’s elections Saturday: Sinn Fein’s surge, Leo Varadkar’s troubles, and what else to know about the vote. (02/07/2020) | @voxdotcom
Housing and health to shape Ireland election: More than 3.3 million voters to decide 160 new lawmakers on Saturday vote, with polls showing nationalists gaining traction (07/02/2020) | @anadoluagency
Everything You Need To Know About Ireland’s 2020 Election (02/07/2020) | @bustle
Ireland Goes to the Polls on Saturday. Here’s Why the Stakes Are So High (02/05/2020) | @TIME
Ireland’s vote could shape the UK’s future (02/06/2020) | @gzeromedia
What to watch for in Ireland’s election: The Irish prime minister was applauded for his handling of Brexit, but voters care more about their health and housing. (02/07/2020) | @AJENews
Mary Lou McDonald could take Sinn Fein into the political mainstream (07/02/2020) | @TheNewEuropean
Why Sinn Fein is surging in the Irish election: Party’s growing popularity could deny Prime Minister Leo Varadkar a second term. (02/03/2020) | @POLITICOEurope
Golden Irish boy abroad, unloved at home, Leo Varadkar braces for electoral defeat: Ireland’s prime minister wanted to play the Brexit card. Voters have other concerns. (02/07/2020) | @POLITICOEurope
Housing And Health To Shape Ireland Election: More than 3.3 million voters to decide 160 new lawmakers on Saturday vote, with polls showing nationalists gaining traction. (07/02/2020) | @Haberler
Can Leo Varadkar survive the upcoming Irish election? (15/01/2020) | @spectator

Are health manifestos a tonic for service revival? (29/01/2020) | @RTENews
ELECTION 2020: SUCCESSFUL HEALTH REFORM HINGES ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND CHARITIES (01/2020) | @The_Wheel_IRL
Election 2020 – Healthcare (w PDF; 30/01/2020) | @SocialJusticeI
General Election 2020 – Irish politics littered with heroes who gain support by protecting hospitals (27/01/2020) | @IrishSunOnline
General Election candidate: New hospital must be built on Cork city’s northside – Sinn Fein candidate Cllr Thomas Gould has said a new hospital for the Cork City region “must be situated on the northside.” (02/02/2020) | @echolivecork
St Michael’s Hospital denies downgrading claims (04/02/2020) | @RTENews
Simon Harris concedes that Fianna Fail may win this election following disastrous poll for Fine Gael (20/01/2020) | @ExtraIRL

Ireland’s housing crisis becomes key election issue after homeless man seriously injured (YouTube; 01/16/2020) | @euronews
Inside the Housing Crisis: the issue that could cost Leo Varadkar the election (Radio) | @PassportIrish
Ireland’s housing crisis could determine election (Radio; 02/07/2020) | @Marketplace
Irish housing crisis derails Varadkar’s re-election bid (02/03/2020) | @reuters
Election 2020 – Delivering a Fair and Affordable Housing System (w Voice; 30/01/2020) | @icsh_ie
Irish parties outline housing policies ahead of 2020 election (23/01/2020) | @RadiusDX

Ingrid Miley talks pensions ahead of the General Election (Video; 01/23/2020) | @RTENews
Pensions Poised To Be Key Battlefield (30/01/2020) | @MHCLawyers
‘It’s the pension, stupid!’ Retirement row ignites Irish election (01/23/2020) | @reuters
Nobody – including Sinn Fein – has a solution to our pensions time bomb (01/23/2020) | @griptmedia
Pension Inequality Firmly on the Election 2020 Campaign Agenda (23/01/2020) | @AgeAction
Election 2020 Debate: childcare and the pension age (Soundcloud) | @morningireland
Pensions in Ireland 2020 Report | @Matrixrecruit

In this weeks @NERI_research blog @TomAMcDonnell1 shares some perspectives on income inequality in the context of General Election 2020 #GE20 https://t.co/GCWgmiGOKm

— NERI (@NERI_research) January 26, 2020

The ESRI's latest Quarterly Economic Commentary examines the impact of a fall in corporation tax receipts on public finances. For more information, download the report: https://t.co/IiQadKgS7Y #ESRIpublications pic.twitter.com/xm3kzGvNul

— ESRI Dublin (@ESRIDublin) December 12, 2019

Audiovisual Ireland’s #GE2020 manifesto sets out the key actions the next Government must undertake if it is to achieve the Audiovisual Action Plan target of doubling employment.

Read the full manifesto on the Ibec website: https://t.co/Vl5pT4Yr26 pic.twitter.com/DsqGw4YffV

— Ibec (@ibec_irl) February 5, 2020

NESC's Director Dr Rory O'Donnell, explains why good transport links is crucial to planned development see https://t.co/XmdhakY4Fe

— NESC Ireland (@NESCIreland) June 12, 2019

https://twitter.com/ESS_Survey/status/1225391206584213504

IDA Ireland achieves all targets in 'Winning-Foreign Direct Investment 2015-2019' strategy https://t.co/vlI8prj8yT pic.twitter.com/P7cF2tBtkV

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) January 8, 2020

General Election 2020 manifestos – personal tax policies | @KPMG_Ireland
Technology Ireland launches General Election Manifesto (28/01/2020) | @SkillnetIreland
GE 2020: HIV Ireland share their manifesto for General Election 2020 candidates: HIV Ireland invite all General Election 2020 candidates to voice their support for the #HIVManifesto which aims to end new HIV transmissions, combat stigma and improve services for people living with HIV. (28/01/2020) | @GCNmag

Irish voters ready for change but it might not come just yet (02/07/2020) | @GreenwichTime,@bpolitics
Ireland’s General Election odds as Paddy Power reveals Sinn Fein and Fianna Fail set to win big (06/02/2020) | @IrishMirror
Sinn Fein in poll position to alter 100 years of political consensus in Ireland (07/02/2020) | @Independent
Irish election – live: Sinn Fein lead polls as Varadkar struggles ahead of election day and Storm Ciara arrival (07/02/2020) | @Independent
Irish election: Who will win and when do the polls open? – They are the UK’s closest neighbour and who is in charge in Dublin can have a big impact on British politics (07/02/2020) | @DailyMirror
Will this election mark the end of Ireland’s centre-right status quo? (06/02/2020) | @guardian
Ireland’s two-party system shaken by Sinn Fein surge (02/07/2020) | @njnntv,@AP
Ireland sees a socialist surge ahead of Saturday’s election: A new contender is challenging Ireland’s historically dominant parties. Polls show young voters are drawn to the bold, socialist policies of the Sinn Fein party as Ireland chooses a new parliament on Saturday. (02/07/2020) | @csmonitor
Ahead of Irish election, Leo Varadkar is struggling, while Sinn Fein surges (02/07/2020) | @washingtonpost
Why Brexit hero Leo Varadkar is staring down the barrel of defeat in Irish election (05/02/2020) | @Telegraph
Leo Varadkar loses his shine with Ireland’s voters (07/02/2020) | @FT
Leo Varadkar is fighting for his political life as Ireland’s election could bring dramatic change (02/06/2020) | @globeandmail
Interview: After Brexit – Snap Elections in Ireland (07/02/2020) | @fnfeurope
How Sinn Fein Ignited the Irish Election (But Won’t Win) (02/05/2020) | @bpolitics
Irish PM Varadkar Set to Lose Power, Betting Odds Signal (02/07/2020) | @bpolitics
Irish elections: an upset in the making? (02/06/2020) | @MENAFN,@ING_Economics
Ireland election outcome difficult to forecast (02/07/2020) | @EastOntNetwork
Desperate Varadkar calls election and admits success depends on Brexit (14/01/2020) | @Daily_Express
Will Irish Elections Lead to Unification?: After Saturday’s vote, the nationalist Sinn Fein party could form parts of governments in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland for the first time in history. (02/07/2020) | @ForeignPolicy
Irish election: A United Ireland, a Disunited Kingdom?: The rise of the nationalist Sinn Fein party has taken even itself by surprise. The onetime castaway of Irish politics is now the country’s most popular party – notwithstanding continued questions about its dark past. (07/02/2020) | @dwnews

Ireland Vol.60 (GE2020: other parties)

Enough is enough. It’s time to stop the waste of public money – build homes, fix health, freeze rents, create a public childcare scheme and cut carbon emissions. #GE2020 #AnEqualSociety pic.twitter.com/6y3kYTEKzr

— The Labour Party (@labour) January 28, 2020

We will end the waste of public money and build homes and fix health.

We are not promising big tax giveaways which won’t fix the biggest crises we face in Ireland. #rtept #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/zvGnhCufNJ

— The Labour Party (@labour) February 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/labour/status/1225098670607126530

It doesn’t have to be this way.

There is an alternative that will stop the waste of public money, build homes and fix health. We want to build an equal society.

Vote Labour on Saturday for #RealSolutions and #AnEqualSociety #rtept #leadersdebate pic.twitter.com/6y3kYTEKzr

— The Labour Party (@labour) February 4, 2020

"It is shameful that teachers have been driven to embark on industrial action after years of Government failure to act on this issue of blatant inequality." – @AodhanORiordain #EqualPayForEqualWork

Government must level the playing field for new teachers https://t.co/wmKi3Yvt6O pic.twitter.com/ql9ZbssiWS

— The Labour Party (@labour) February 4, 2020

https://twitter.com/labour/status/1224026044295979018

Brendan Howlin: Only Labour is being serious about public finances https://t.co/DhZGq54gxq via @IrishTimesOpEd

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) February 6, 2020

I am delighted to have the support of @PhelanVicky throughout this campaign and I look forward to continuing my work at a local and national level. #DeliversMoreForTipp pic.twitter.com/xQE7eLj7Aw

— Alan Kelly TD (@alankellylabour) February 6, 2020

Carrick-On-Suir is a town that has been very much let down. I ensured working with my colleagues that investment was put into this town. It is a town that really needs investment. It needs jobs. It needs the IDA and Enterprise Ireland to deliver for it. #DeliversMoreForTipp pic.twitter.com/Tg280KqZD3

— Alan Kelly TD (@alankellylabour) February 5, 2020

I wish to offer my deepest sympathies to Marese Skehan’s family and all who knew her on her untimely passing. As a mark of respect all Labour canvassing will now cease in Tipperary until a later date.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam uasal.

— Alan Kelly TD (@alankellylabour) February 3, 2020

Nenagh has always been a vibrant town, a town I'm very proud to be from and to represent. The town has seen dramatic improvements. I ensured that LMC moved into their new premises and are creating hundreds of jobs. We've had huge investment in the area. #DeliversMoreForTipp pic.twitter.com/MEBHoby3Mc

— Alan Kelly TD (@alankellylabour) February 3, 2020

https://twitter.com/AodhanORiordain/status/1225173883105562624

✅ Trump speech in Seanad viewed over 50 million times worldwide
✅ Inspired @irishstand campaign
✅ Raised over €25,000 for immigrant causes in US & Ireland#AnEqualSociety #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/AXIZ3ty5iB

— Aodhán Ó Ríordáin (@AodhanORiordain) February 4, 2020

Our @labour manifesto pledge on public pay agreement and pay inequality.@TUIunion #TeachersStrike pic.twitter.com/aSUnKLWcSw

— Aodhán Ó Ríordáin (@AodhanORiordain) February 4, 2020

Great to talk to the legendary Peter Nolan while @TempleogueUtd Academy was in full in swing today.

He and all the team are so dedicated & have great plans for the future. Cllr Pamela Kearns and I will continue to support this club in every way we can.#GE2020 #DublinSouthWest pic.twitter.com/F1Cyh5PbFn

— Ciarán Ahern (@ciaranahern) February 2, 2020

Thanks to Cllr @KevinDonoghue, a committed servant of his community in the south-east inner city, for his #1 vote this Saturday, 8th Februrary. Voting in #GE2020 takes place from 7am-10pm! #DBS #DublinBaySouth pic.twitter.com/m8STAOfzU0

— Kevin Humphreys (@KHumphreysDBS) February 6, 2020

Welcome the next step in providing 900 social and affordable homes on the Irish Glass Bottlehouse Site. Progress has been too slow so far. https://t.co/8uvXeQFLPE

— Kevin Humphreys (@KHumphreysDBS) February 3, 2020

Check out my #cameo – #Aodhanlikecrayon #GE2020 @labour #DublinBayNorth – https://t.co/g1cGHyrzc8

— Ivana Bacik (@ivanabacik) February 6, 2020

Completely in awe of @PhelanVicky a one woman powerhouse #Vote1Jan https://t.co/xqA9CBc7gV

— Cllr Conor Sheehan (@ConorSheehan93) February 5, 2020

We need a new deal for #Childcare

When a community needs a school, the State builds it. When a community needs childcare, the State too should play its part & pay workers a decent wage

Fair play @BigStartIreland & all who made this historic day happen#oneunitedvoice #ge2020 pic.twitter.com/KPYZrgNyPO

— Cllr Duncan Smith (@CllrDuncanSmith) February 5, 2020

I first got into politics because I believe a better world is possible.

I believe it’s important to fight for #AnEqualSociety

I believe we can stop the waste, build more homes and fix health.

Vote Duncan Smith No.1 for Dublin Fingal on the 8th of February #GE2020 #Believe pic.twitter.com/HCBUCP420Z

— Cllr Duncan Smith (@CllrDuncanSmith) February 2, 2020

Left to the private market, we've seen countless hotel, student accommodation & co-living developments in our city.

We need housing for people who want to live in our city long-term.

Vote Rebecca Moynihan No.1 this Saturday for someone who'll fight for public housing. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/sqTNsNnqIM

— Rebecca Moynihan (@RebeccaMoy) February 6, 2020

Cultural spaces are being chased out of our city.

I've persistently fought for cultural spaces, such as @DublinFlea.

Vote Rebecca Moynihan No.1 this Saturday for someone who will fight to give #DublinSouthCentral spaces where culture & community come together.#GE2020 pic.twitter.com/Ue9gUhApma

— Rebecca Moynihan (@RebeccaMoy) February 3, 2020

After a year of climate school strikes & civil disobedience, the Greens have seen a spike in support for its eco-mandate @CrossonKayle looks at the key policies in its #GE2020 manifestohttps://t.co/UnRoAYPeEP

— The Green News (@GreenNews_ie) February 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/RTERadio1/status/1225118042943901696

Watch back our '#VMNews Leaders' Interviews' with Eamon Ryan from The Green Party⤵️@EamonRyan | @greenparty_ie | #GE2020 | #GeneralElection2020 https://t.co/GaibEUsvMc

— Virgin Media News (@VirginMediaNews) February 5, 2020

Eamon Ryan says the Green Party’s biggest issue is to tackle climate change and the biodiversity crisis, and adds that “our world is on fire” #rtept #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/RuKIgspyTS

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 6, 2020

"Our world is on fire, our security is at risk, we can't delay. In two decades we have to stop using all fossil fuels. It's the biggest change mankind has ever faced & I think we can do it in a way that is good for us" says @eamonryan #WantGreenVoteGreen #RTELeadersDebate #RTEPT pic.twitter.com/8w4artuBpx

— Green Party Ireland (@greenparty_ie) February 6, 2020

Welcome to the Suffolk st session https://t.co/yTjmhNtiqH

— Green Party Ireland (@greenparty_ie) February 6, 2020

"Climate change is a critical issue. Green Party policies – investing in transport, in retrofitting of houses, changing agriculture, re-wilding nature – these policies will reduce our emissions and strengthen our economy," says @stevensgreen1 on #TonightVMTV #WantGreenVoteGreen pic.twitter.com/4hLcP2mdoe

— Green Party Ireland (@greenparty_ie) February 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/greenparty_ie/status/1225463436701769729

This is the start of a #GreenDecade, says @pippa_hackett. The European Green Deal is taking us in that direction and people accept that this is the future. #WantGreenVoteGreen #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/OPGO7dz4ho

— Green Party Ireland (@greenparty_ie) February 6, 2020

Fixing the housing crisis isn't just about building houses, it's about driving down rents & strengthening renter's rights. "Many people are living in fear of the call from their landlord & when that tenancy is going to end," says @stevensgreen1 on #TonightvMTV #WantGreenVoteGreen pic.twitter.com/GnLq3EQ9P6

— Green Party Ireland (@greenparty_ie) February 6, 2020

We had the closing press conference of our #GE2020 campaign today & this evening we have a musical monster canvass with @divinecomedyhq leading us into the final day of canvassing. Watch our press conference here > https://t.co/sVZOvGkWIT & if you #WantGreenVoteGreen on Saturday. pic.twitter.com/G6RjC1JUZM

— Green Party Ireland (@greenparty_ie) February 6, 2020

We’re coming to you live from the closing press conference of our #GE2020 campaign, with @EamonRyan @cathmartingreen @TheGreenMcCabe @TheKavOfficial and @joefingalgreen https://t.co/9vNU7rR621

— Green Party Ireland (@greenparty_ie) February 6, 2020

“Mayo needs a 50-year plan,” she says. “Young people are leaving. It does not have to be that way at all. We can bring life back into the towns and villages and stop people driving long distances.” @saoirse_mchugh #WantGreenVoteGreen #GE2020 https://t.co/P3cP6IUmVD

— Eamon Ryan (@EamonRyan) February 6, 2020

'However, there is a growing chasm between how serious the party is taking the issue and the apparent disregard of three big parties for tackling what is officially designated as an emergency.' #WantGreenVoteGreen #GE2020 https://t.co/wVEBxZezJu

— Eamon Ryan (@EamonRyan) February 6, 2020

We’ve just launched our #ge2020 election manifesto

Read the full manifesto here: https://t.co/Ouf5X8KK3x #queergreens #glasaaiteacha #wantgreenvotegreen #wantqueervotegreen

— Queer Greens / Glasa Aiteacha (@GlasaAiteacha) February 6, 2020

January 2020 was the warmest European January ever. We need transformative action: in our economies, in transport, in agriculture, etc. etc., and we need it right now. Either business as usual is over, or we're over.https://t.co/4y8aBuQEBX

— Councillor Alan O'Connor (@AlanOC_Green) February 6, 2020

Thanks to Amy Nolan and the @echolivecork for reporting my comments on the spike in air pollution over Cork on Tuesday.

As part of monitoring, we need to put in place a system to let people know when air quality drops like this.https://t.co/8DM1tey1Hn

— Oliver Moran (@oliver_moran) February 6, 2020

I've stood for change my entire time in politics. From campaigning for political reform with @2ndRepublic to shaking things up on #CorkCC.

Now it's your turn.

I'm asking you to turn out and vote Green on 8th February and make change a reality.#WantGreenVoteGreen #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/Hmmz1oIYlv

— Oliver Moran (@oliver_moran) February 6, 2020

Here's 60 secs on @greenparty_ie universal, child-led, childcare. Families in Ireland spend about a fifth of our incomes on childcare, that's 4 times what they spend in Sweden. No state support but huge pressure to get out and work. #OneUnitedVoice #childcare #WantGreenVoteGreen pic.twitter.com/oogt8dMXCP

— Cllr. Neasa Hourigan (@neasa_neasa) February 6, 2020

Fridays for Future have demonstrated time and again that protests are peaceful and well organised. What's really going on here? #ClimateActionNow #FridaysForFuture https://t.co/T1Mh2VYpIT

— Cllr. Neasa Hourigan (@neasa_neasa) February 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/unapower/status/1225356043250741248

Seo an fáth a bhfuil mé ag iarraidh vóta uimhir a haon uait i nDún Laoghaire Dé Sathairn! #NíGlasGoVotaGlas #WantGreenVoteGreen @CiaranCuffe @greenparty_ie pic.twitter.com/3WGwcVwv2z

— Cllr Ossian Smyth (@smytho) February 6, 2020

It's time for a new direction. It's time to vote Green. #WantGreenVoteGreen #GE2020 #Togh2020 pic.twitter.com/JrfnENE9Jw

— Cllr. Peter Kavanagh (@TheKavOfficial) February 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/ClaireKeatingGP/status/1225101492706779141
https://twitter.com/TheGreenMcCabe/status/1225022351135399936

I smell a rat who is uncomfortable on where #GE2020 polls are going.. @OneFutureIre @Twitter acct is suspended for their initiative on where parties stand on #ClimateAction. I've summarised the results & my observations on @GreenNews_ie. Please share. https://t.co/X69OxSGFkx

— Cara Augustenborg (@CAugustenborg) February 6, 2020

"It's been all about carbon tax and cows but no-one has been talking about the real change we need to make in our transport system." @EamonRyan reflects on the #ClimateAction debate in #GE2020 debate @greenparty_ie @VirginMediaNews pic.twitter.com/bLluFaqU9w

— Deborah Naylor (@DebsNaylor) February 5, 2020

Very interesting independent analysis of party manifestos on climate action….viewed through eNGO lens and calibrated against the nine demands of @OneFutureIre https://t.co/Esd25mHt8n via @IrishTimes

— Kevin O'Sullivan (@KOSullivanIT) February 5, 2020

If you are thinking of voting Green I'd encourage you to read this.#GE2020 #WantGreenVoteRed https://t.co/e7VQklQmsG

— Solidarity (@solidarityie) February 6, 2020

Hundreds of childcare workers chanting and protesting for fair pay in Cork #childcare #ge2020 pic.twitter.com/hosVrGolb6

— Solidarity (@solidarityie) February 5, 2020

Full support & solidarity to all teachers @TUI on strike today. #endpaydiscriminationNOW #strike4equality https://t.co/40BJbX50Zo

— Solidarity (@solidarityie) February 4, 2020

If you can donate to our grassroots campaign it would be greatly appreciated. We need real fighters for people and the climate in the Dáil.

Vote Michael O'Brien #1#RealChange2020 #GE2020 #GE20 https://t.co/hV33pAoHD2

— Solidarity (@solidarityie) February 2, 2020

https://twitter.com/banbloodsports/status/1225196456518258688

"I'll always shout down racists, always shout down racists"

"There's not a hope in hell of me withdrawing it so you can just forget it, okay"

Give @RuthCoppingerTD your 1st preference in Dublin West.#dubw #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/tgVeHpzgxA

— Newsworthy_ie (@newsworthy_ie) February 3, 2020

300 childcare professionals who couldn't attend the national demo protested at Cork City Hall today to demand decent pay and an end to underfunding of childcare services by the state. Delighted to be there to show support and solidarity. #GE2020 #childcareprotest5th #mickbarry1 pic.twitter.com/URAqwDnPQs

— Mick Barry TD (@MickBarryTD) February 5, 2020

I am delighted to have the support of Vera Twomey in #CNC #GE2020. She has courageously fought for the right for her sick daughter to access medicinal cannabis. pic.twitter.com/gbBR0OZhGA

— Mick Barry TD (@MickBarryTD) February 5, 2020

Speaking at the #LeadersDebate on Thursday I raised the need for public homes on public land. It's time to break with the idea that we build homes for profit, not need. #GE2020 #Election2020 #MickBarry1 pic.twitter.com/xycbPqhZfJ

— Mick Barry TD (@MickBarryTD) February 1, 2020

Ruth Coppinger of Solidarity-PBP says “housing is the biggest single issue in this election campaign bar none” #rtept #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/y5YzLgQQNK

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 6, 2020

Are you sick of paying high rents? Sick of moving? Thinking of emigrating for a better standard of living Feel like you'll never own your own home?

You should know. None of this is ok.

Here's 6 People before Profit policies to help renters.#VotePBP #changeiscoming #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/QUzFJ1A8Sx

— People Before Profit (@pb4p) February 5, 2020

What an endorsement. @christymoore45 says Vote Solidarity- People before Profit!

A man who has never been afraid to throw his weight behind the fight for a better world. Thank you Christy.#votePbp #VoteLeft #TransferLeft #GE2020 #GeneralElection2020 pic.twitter.com/86NymwyZyE

— People Before Profit (@pb4p) February 7, 2020

https://twitter.com/ConorReddy95/status/1225500774270107650

Was canvassing this evening with @BarbaraMSmyth in Longford town. Barbara is contesting in the Longford/Westmeath constituency with @pb4p. This Saturday give her your number one vote. #VoteLeft #transferLeft pic.twitter.com/mEp6vgyG70

— Luke 'Ming' Flanagan (@lukeming) February 6, 2020

Why #VoteLeft?

Because left parties fought for abortion rights before #repeal was called. They didn't change their views just because it became popular. #VoteLeft #TransferLeft #GE2020 #VotePBP https://t.co/9EEJDVKqx2

— Steph Hanlon (@StephHanlon5) February 6, 2020

It's nonsense Rose. We made a documentary highlighting the sheer neglect of the government toward the private rental market here. Hopefully people will answer them this weekend https://t.co/3rI7tWgrmU

— Eoin Lynam (@EoinLynam2) February 6, 2020

I remember 2010 when there was no children living in 'homeless hubs'. In nearly ten years of government the number has risen to 4k & your solution to child homelessness has been to literally warehouse them. 5 more years of great ideas like that? No thanks. https://t.co/9xVdcUGvxL

— Emmet Kirwan (@EmmetKirwan) February 6, 2020

Just to further fact check @LeoVaradkar and his claim on @VirginMediaNews that families spend on average 6 months in emergency accommodation.

This is the departments own quarterly report for q4 2019.

184 families are in emergency accommodation over 2 years.

Don't buy the spin pic.twitter.com/BRg2bIW39y

— ICHHDUBLIN (@ICHHDUBLIN) February 6, 2020

In episode 11 of our #Eurochat series, we chat with @ClareDalyMEP. Clare is a member of #Independents4Change, part of the European United Left–Nordic Green Left. https://t.co/Q1pEtn2pFC

— Europa United Podcasts (@Europapodcasts) October 5, 2019

Good luck to our alumnus @MichealKelliher who is running as an Independents 4 Change candidate in the Cabra-Glasnevin constituency.

https://t.co/3flM8tnYxA #ISL @tcdalumni #Independents4Change

— TCD Disability News (@TCDAbility) March 3, 2019

First video on public housing in Vienna, Austria. It's an amazing city. @4PublicHousing @TBTCDublin @TBTCWaterford @_HousingCrisis @HSHIreland @HomeTruthsIre @PMVTrust @PeterDooley174 #CampaignForPublicHousing #TakeBackTheCity #Independents4Change pic.twitter.com/JccWfumbFn

— Micheál Kelliher (@MichealKelliher) October 17, 2018

Undecided on who to vote for?

Here's just some reasons why you can #VoteForBetter pic.twitter.com/y0Ar2lfacG

— Social Democrats (@SocDems) February 5, 2020

There is already a high level of co-operation between parties of the left. We think there needs to be more of that. #LoveIsland pic.twitter.com/6tSf4KC10z

— Social Democrats (@SocDems) February 6, 2020

#ge2020 #FAI #VoteforBetter https://t.co/OWDJaucwIF

— Social Democrats (@SocDems) February 6, 2020

While the others bicker, @WhitmoreJen lays out the problems facing Wicklow and points to the solutions.
#TonightVMTV pic.twitter.com/xWlo5qfpHH

— Social Democrats (@SocDems) February 5, 2020

The only proactive solution from the panel on how to start solving the traffic chaos. Here’s more details on @WhitmoreJen’s Traffic Taskforce pic.twitter.com/ziulzBqTGV

— Social Democrats (@SocDems) February 5, 2020

Vote for better. Vote Social Democrats. #GE2020 https://t.co/L1D1tqChTJ

— Roisin Shortall (@RoisinShortall) February 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/VirginMediaNews/status/1225504382764093443

#AffordableLives is the @SocDems policy to put real money back in people’s pockets by investing in good public services for everyone, which actually reduces the cost of living. #InvestInBetter #VoteForBetter #GE2020 #Durcan4Dail #DublinBaySouth https://t.co/Um43vu9Dbf

— Sarah Durcan (@SarahDurcan) February 6, 2020

Less than two days to go! I know people want change. It's your No. 1 vote that will make the difference at this stage and I'm asking you to vote No. 1 Ronan Moore for Meath West. #socdems #VoteForBetter pic.twitter.com/p7yDC3Q2Hg

— Ronan Moore for Meath West (@RonanMooreSocD) February 6, 2020

The @SocDems would set down a new environmental levy on aggregates extracted for the construction industry and encourage the recycling of aggregates and more sustainable use of our natural resources#IVoteNature #GE2020 https://t.co/sueg0EcDN5

— Environmental Pillar (@Env_Pillar) February 6, 2020

She gets my No1.
It’s not just the things mentioned here, it’s her honesty and openness, and her support of the arts. She’s all-round class. https://t.co/kA3MHIERMg

— Dan Mooney (@danielmoonbags) February 6, 2020

Ireland Vol.59 (GE2020: FG)

Current and former finance ministers, @Paschald and Michael Noonan, discuss Ireland's past and Ireland's future.

For more, visit https://t.co/rud70TFc46 #LookForward pic.twitter.com/MqLcPBAdJS

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 5, 2020

Vote Fianna Fáil, get Sinn Fein? Think carefully before you cast your vote this Saturday. pic.twitter.com/1DybIZ1ETl

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 5, 2020

This Saturday, ask yourself one question:

Who do you trust?https://t.co/rud70TFc46 #LookForward pic.twitter.com/ppi7ozH97c

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 2, 2020

With our plan, we will change the point at which an individual pays the higher rate of tax to €50,000 over the next five years.

The benefit for an average earner at the end of five years will be just under €3,000 PER YEAR.

Read out our tax plan: https://t.co/7rpc0TpnSA #rtept pic.twitter.com/QgixqGAJ3Y

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 4, 2020

We will extend free GP care to u18s, free dental care to u16s and abolish inpatient hospital charges for children. #rtept pic.twitter.com/Lo9j3B9Tyt

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 4, 2020

While the break is on, watch this video about our plan to keep the economy strong and cut your taxes. #rtept pic.twitter.com/7jHfj9ERZ6

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 4, 2020

We are delivering the largest social housing programme in decades. Fine Gael has delivered 10,000 new social homes in 2019, 11,000 this year and will deliver another 60,000 over the next five years. #rtept

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 4, 2020

Since 2016 we have delivered:

• More than 52,000 new homes
• An additional 31,000 social homes
• 8,000 new student bed spaces#rtept pic.twitter.com/UKa1DVIwxP

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 4, 2020

FACT: Ireland has 2.3 million people at work. The most ever.

This is real, meaningful change.#rtept

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 4, 2020

Fine Gael believes in rural Ireland and we’re backing rural communities. The roll-out of the national broadband plan is underway to connect half a million homes, businesses, schools, and farms to high-speed broadband. To find out more, visit https://t.co/AcPpTZoQIc #LookForward pic.twitter.com/miyHIw0Kkd

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 4, 2020

Plastic waste is a scourge — so we’ve already banned single-use plastic in the public service and from 2021, there will be a ban on unnecessary single-use plastic plates, cutlery, and straws. To find out more, visit https://t.co/AcPpTZ7fQE #LookForward pic.twitter.com/uT9bQtCHBg

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 3, 2020

"We are entering into a crucial time for our country. One that will decide whether our country goes forward or goes back for the next five years."

—Taoiseach @LeoVaradkar. #LookForward pic.twitter.com/jrsoS3M3cU

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 2, 2020

.@morningIreland Page 103 of our manifesto highlighting the basis of our financial costings. Published on the same day of our manifesto. pic.twitter.com/5Elw99ZhKD

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 31, 2020

Tánaiste @simoncoveney speaking to the media at Dublin Port this morning on #Brexit day. #LookForward pic.twitter.com/dtOM03dZKX

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 31, 2020

"I believe in a United Ireland."

—Taoiseach @LeoVaradkar. #VMTVDebate

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 30, 2020

With Project Ireland 2040, we are two years into the first genuine plan for balanced regional development. #VMTVDebate

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 30, 2020

With our plan, a family of four including a new born, with one salary of €50,000 will be better off by €5,498 per year by 2025.

This is all part of our plan to build a future to Look Forward to.

For more, visit https://t.co/MyMoMRPLYv #LookForward #VMTVDebate pic.twitter.com/oxzUswSNDi

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 30, 2020

With our plan, a family of four with two kids under 5, and two salaries of €50,000 each will be better off by €10,595 per year by 2025.

This is all part of our plan to build a future to Look Forward to.

For more, visit https://t.co/MyMoMRPLYv #LookForward #VMTVDebate pic.twitter.com/ycfUpKsUxt

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 30, 2020

Fianna Fáil’s tax plan does nothing for workers earning less than €20,000. By contrast, Fine Gael will take people earning under €20,500 out of the USC net – benefitting 427,000 people. #VMTVDebate

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 30, 2020

Our economic record is clear: 463,700 new jobs created.#VMTVDebate pic.twitter.com/oOIhtPkb5Y

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 30, 2020

With our plan, a family of four with two kids under 5, and two salaries of €50,000 each will be better off by €10,595 per year by 2025.

This is all part of our plan to build a future to Look Forward to.

For more, visit https://t.co/MyMoMRPLYv #LookForward pic.twitter.com/Athr6FZGQK

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 30, 2020

We will ensure nobody has to pay the top rate of tax until they earn €50,000 a year and anyone earning less that €20,000 will not be levied with USC. It is wrong that a worker on €39,000, €42,000 or the average wage of €47,596 should be paying the higher rate. #LookForward

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 30, 2020

ICYMI: We will change the point at which an individual pays the higher rate of tax to €50,000 over the next five years.

The benefit for an average earner at the end of five years will be just under €3,000 PER YEAR. pic.twitter.com/lyIzM9NNpV

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 28, 2020

We are backing carers and people with a disability. All of this, and more, is only possible with a strong economy and the right Brexit deal.

For more, see https://t.co/rud70TFc46 #LookForward pic.twitter.com/DdF4SP5ZNb

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 28, 2020

With our plan, we will change the point at which an individual pays the higher rate of tax to €50,000 over the next five years.

The benefit for an average earner at the end of five years will be just under €3,000 PER YEAR. #CBLive #Leadersdebate

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 27, 2020

Here's another example of how our Help to Buy plan will support families. #rtept pic.twitter.com/2siHGQyBiv

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 4, 2020

We are extending the Help to Buy Scheme to a maximum of €30,000 or 10% of the purchase or build price of a new property, helping people buy their first home and increasing supply.

Practical help for first time buyers. #CBLive pic.twitter.com/K4T7ctEDvl

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 27, 2020

Great to visit St Joseph’s College in Lucan today, where we spoke to students about the future. Fine Gael has helped to deliver a lot of social change in recent years. But we want to do more, particularly on equality between men & women & closing the gender pay gap. #LookForward pic.twitter.com/X05nokenV8

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) February 5, 2020

Rents down, homelessness down, house prices levelling off. Our policies are working. But it’s not enough. We need to speed things up. Let’s not risk going backwards https://t.co/bOuWeMkX6Q

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) February 4, 2020

Here are 3 things you need to know about our tax plan.

Read the full details here: https://t.co/GzD0g83yds #LookForward pic.twitter.com/Ibih7EVtju

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) February 3, 2020

This weekend I’ve written pieces for Die Welt (Germany), El Pais (Spain), La Repubblica (Italy), Rzeczpospolita (Poland), De Tijd and Le Soir (Belgium) thanking our European friends for their support and solidarity throughout #Brexit. Here’s a sample: pic.twitter.com/rRkEwRaKxE

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) February 1, 2020

Just took part in my first online Q&A of the campaign over on my Facebook Page. #LookForward

Check it out here: https://t.co/gEND8tJ6HC

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 31, 2020

I look forward with confidence to the future of Ireland and the EU after Brexit. I do not underestimate the challenges and risks but believe we can meet that working with our European partners we can build an ever closer, safer, prosperous and sustainable future for us all.

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 31, 2020

I profoundly regret that the UK is leaving the EU but I absolutely respect their decision to do so. I’m certain, that both Ireland and the EU more broadly – will continue to have an abiding friendship with the UK, a real partnership in terms of politics, security & the economics

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 31, 2020

As the leader of a small country, I’ve felt enormous solidarity from our European partners. The past few years have demonstrated again that the EU is a union of nations, as well as of peoples. One in which small states are protected and respected. #BrexitDay

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 31, 2020

As Taoiseach I’ve seen the strength & the unity of the European Union, and how much we can achieve when member states, all 27, think together, work together & have common objectives. When Europe acts as one, it is a truly powerful force for good. United we stand, divided we fall

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 31, 2020

Today we are grateful to the European member states for their solidarity and support during the recent Brexit negotiations.
It is proof of why small countries benefit from membership of the EU. #EU #Ireland #Europe #LookForward

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 31, 2020

Today is a bittersweet day for all of us who believe in the idea of Europe. Our sadness, however, is tempered by what we have seen over the past three years. Although Europe was tested it did not break, but came through it stronger and more united than ever.

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 31, 2020

This is very much in Ireland’s interests, as well as that of the European Union as a whole. This means common minimum standards on workers’ rights, health and safety, the environment, animal welfare, state aid, as well as produce and food standards. #BrexitDay

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 31, 2020

I am ambitious about the future EU/UK relationship but I also think we think to be realistic about the dangers. We need to start a new relationship between the EU and the UK on a firm and honest footing. And that means a level playing field.

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 31, 2020

Tonight, when the clock strikes 11 p.m. the UK will leave the European Union. We'll say goodbye to an old friend embarking on an adventure. We hope it works out for them. But if it does not, there will always be a seat kept for them at the table. #BrexitDay pic.twitter.com/ybkX70wFZt

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 31, 2020

Have you ever googled a question about me?

If so, you might find your answer here:#LookForward pic.twitter.com/DZ1g9WgO8W

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 29, 2020

Great to be in Wexford today, for the official opening of the New Ross bypass – which includes the longest bridge in the country. It’ll slash journey times by 30 minutes and should have a really positive impact on the economy in the South East. #Wexford pic.twitter.com/Ke3juqfs0V

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 29, 2020

It was great to visit the Presentation College, Athenry today. When I was last here, about 3 years ago, this was just fields.

Now, the school has a fantastic new building. If returned to Government, @FineGael will continue to invest in schools all over the country. #LookForward pic.twitter.com/9Wo9hS315D

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/LeoVaradkar/status/1222173779671035907

On this #HolocaustRemembranceDay, we commemorate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz and the millions of victims murdered. Ireland stands against all antisemitism, racism and persecution. We must never allow the horrors of the Holocaust to be forgotten.

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 27, 2020

And they said Cherrywood (new town in South Dublin) would never be built. 1,300 new homes under construction here pic.twitter.com/Gvs1MT3D3o

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 26, 2020

Really glad Citizens Assembly on Gender Equality now underway. We’ve made some great strides forward on womens rights. Next step should be focus on gender pay gap. It’s a symptom of all barriers women still face in workplace – childcare, lack of promotional opps, gender bias. https://t.co/8edP4qNeLw

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 26, 2020

The sunflowers are on my desk. Thanks Gertie. pic.twitter.com/0cYkO54KEX

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) January 24, 2020

Remember where #Ireland was in 2011 – we’ve come a long way since then, thanks to the hard work of people and good policy. You can trust @FineGael to protect Irish jobs! #Brexit https://t.co/eee2qiZHJ0

— Simon Coveney (@simoncoveney) January 30, 2020

I’ve never been so ambitious for the future of #Cork. We have a plan to make this Cork’s decade with sustainable growth and huge investment. Help me make it happen . Vote @finegael on Feb 8th. #VoteSimonNo1 pic.twitter.com/PPlmrra6BZ

— Simon Coveney (@simoncoveney) January 31, 2020

Yesterday I addressed the Council of Agriculture Ministers on the need to properly fund the CAP and support farmers in meeting Climate demands contained in the EU Green Deal #AGRIFISH #LookForward pic.twitter.com/qTSAQx8C24

— Michael Creed TD (@creedcnw) January 28, 2020

The new Citizens’ Assembly on gender equality holds its first meeting today. Wishing all those taking part the very best and looking forward to their proposals. So much work to do in this area – lots started over last few years but much more to do. An important day

— Simon Harris TD (@SimonHarrisTD) January 25, 2020

Talking through @FineGael’s plans on remote and flexible working as well as childcare. As a mother who has worked all my life, I want to continue to pursue policies that make the workplace a fairer and more open place. #LookForward pic.twitter.com/tvgNbHUjEV

— Heather Humphreys (@HHumphreysFG) January 29, 2020

Very clear from the Taoiseach – @FineGael is the only party proposing that people keep more of their hard earned money. Work should always pay, and people's take home pay will get better every year with Fine Gael and @LeoVaradkar #cblive #GE2020 #LookForward #LeadersDebate

— ⚖️Josepha Madigan (@josephamadigan) January 27, 2020

https://twitter.com/josephamadigan/status/1221471176767217664

So tiring to hear the usual cliche that @FineGael are ideologically opposed to social housing. I grew up in a council house. I believe in social housing. But I also know that you need a strong economy to build the houses. Only @FineGael has the balanced plan to to provide housing pic.twitter.com/aipqEmN4N3

— Regina Doherty TD (@ReginaDo) January 30, 2020

Taoiseach @LeoVaradkar nails it. You need economic growth to guarantee more resources for services and only @FineGael have the team and plan to ensure that #vmtvdebate

— Regina Doherty TD (@ReginaDo) January 30, 2020

https://twitter.com/welfare_ie/status/1223217160891310086

We welcome the significant reduction in people recorded as accessing emergency homeless accommodation in December 2019. The drop of 717 (7%) in a single month is very positive and reflects the hard work by AHBs and LAs to deliver social housing. https://t.co/GAb5pazzQ0

— Peter McVerry Trust (@PMVTrust) January 29, 2020

Surveying has started for the #NationalBroadbandPlan
NBI surveyors on are the ground in Carrigaline #Cork as boots hit the ground for this landmark project #NBP #NationalBroadbandIreland #rollout #critcalinfrastructure #Project2040 For more see https://t.co/11pC8tYtl9 pic.twitter.com/crDDOMX8wz

— Nicola Cooke (@nicola_cooke) January 28, 2020

In his closing statement, Fine Gael’s Leo Varadkar says Fine Gael is the only party that can ensure a strong economy #cblive #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/AdFMtpwTrm

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) January 27, 2020

https://twitter.com/paddymacc1/status/1224983662585950208

Wonderful to welcome @LeoVaradkar to Ballinasloe today to discuss the local issues that I pledge to fight for if i get the honour of being elected TD for Roscommon Galway pic.twitter.com/h8FIdcMCnz

— Cllr. Aisling Dolan (@AislingD_Cllr) February 2, 2020

Great enthusiasm & support for our superb #GeneralElection2020 candidates @josephamadigan & @nealerichmond this afternoon as Taoiseach @LeoVaradkar TD joins on a walk about meeting & greeting local businesses and residents along main street #Dundrum. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/1CRobxJqmL

— ⚘Cllr Anna Grainger (@GraingerAnna) January 26, 2020

https://twitter.com/MichelBarnier/status/1221769360538316800

Sinn Féin wants to review the Special Criminal Court.

Great news for “good republicans” like Slab Murphy.

This would put communities and families across Ireland at risk. pic.twitter.com/sl1XoHi36Z

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 1, 2020

Quite a tense scene at Fine Gael event in Ballincollig. A group ambushed Simon Coveney as he was leaving, shouting 'traitor' and anti-abortion slogans. They wouldn't tell me what group if any they were from, just said they were "Irish nationalists" pic.twitter.com/Jz1JFRkax2

— Naomi O'Leary (@NaomiOhReally) January 31, 2020

Can we see some real scrutiny please on what SF do rather than what SF say? #Ge2020 https://t.co/N9GZYcp0wK

— Cllr. Emer Currie (@emer_currie1) January 28, 2020

I will never go into government with Sinn Féin. I asked my team if they would and they answered unequivocally.

Micheál Martin cannot say the same about his front bench. pic.twitter.com/zEoKqpIgQO

— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) February 1, 2020

For those watching Micheál Martin on @VirginMediaNews… pic.twitter.com/6qiD3iZDTj

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 5, 2020

Here's another mistake:#rtept #leadersdebate pic.twitter.com/9spln2dY1D

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 4, 2020

Micheál Martin repeated this claim again tonight. @thejournal_ie has fact checked it previously. #rtept pic.twitter.com/JfydTsT6z9

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 4, 2020

We will provide 3,800 additional primary healthcare workers including physiotherapists and speech & language therapists. Fianna Fáil is promising 800. #rtept

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) February 4, 2020

Micheál Martin claims Fianna Fáil has lots of experience negotiating deals in Europe…

The last deal they negotiated was the EU IMF bailout.#RecklessFF

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 31, 2020

"Twice in my lifetime, Fianna Fáil has brought the country to the brink of bankruptcy."
—Taoiseach @LeoVaradkar. #VMTVDebate

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 30, 2020

Micheál Martin as Minister for Health in 2001 examining a model of the then proposed children’s hospital. #VMTVDebate pic.twitter.com/hx5O6fh2PM

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 30, 2020

72 hours later and still no Fianna Fáil costingshttps://t.co/kXL1tiFaGr

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 27, 2020

Fianna Fáil’s manifesto contains no real details. It highlights the fact that they are intent on trying to fool the Irish electorate rather than deliver real solutions. #RecklessFF pic.twitter.com/1zVyPKi7ez

— Fine Gael (@FineGael) January 25, 2020

Varadkar: "putting Micheál MArtin and Fianna Fáil back in charge of the economy would be like asking John Delaney to take over the FAI again in nine years time." Burn! #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/ieZ35HQtR7

— Kevin Doyle (@KevDoyle_Indo) February 4, 2020

€30,000 SALARY TOP-UP
Outrageous!! That's €600 PER WEEK.

Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin’s €30k salary top-up slammed by Fine Gael TD Noel Rock as Cork politician's annual income rises up to €123k https://t.co/MqRHrAmhDW

— Christy Nolan (@rosdub) January 29, 2020

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin will go into government with Sinn Féin because this is his “last chance” to be taoiseach, Leo Varadkar has claimed #GE2020 https://t.co/f50bSO0mYA

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) February 4, 2020

640 patients waiting admission to hospital today in Ireland @LeoVaradkar @MichealMartinTD @MaryLouMcDonald #CareCantWait https://t.co/DKvvfuNZVG

— IHCA (@IHCA_IE) February 4, 2020

HSE spent nearly €1 million a day on agency staff in 2019 & €2.3 billion over last decade, but did nothing to fill 500 unfilled consultant posts ⁦@SimonHarrisTD⁩ ⁦@LeoVaradkar⁩ ⁦@MichealMartinTD⁩ ⁦@MaryLouMcDonald⁩ #CareCantWait https://t.co/Va46wlaJoa

— IHCA (@IHCA_IE) February 2, 2020

There are currently between 180,000 to 250,000 vapers in Ireland, we are asking candidates to support them, not further marginalize them with restrictive policies. @sinnfeinireland @FineGael @fiannafailparty @greenparty_ie @SocDems https://t.co/iuq2skDUP6 #GE202

— NNA Ireland (@IrelandNna) February 4, 2020

Full story on the #FAI rescue package is here: https://t.co/va2OvH0l3p pic.twitter.com/vdYLfHSXrf

— Off The Ball (@offtheball) January 30, 2020

Gardai have updated their numbers and have confirmed that 30,000 educators and parents are at the national early years protest. #strengthinnumbers #oneunitedvoice @dcya @KZapponeTD @sinnfeinireland @fiannafailparty @FineGael @kclr96fm pic.twitter.com/jcRXg6k4h2

— ACP Ireland (@acpire) February 5, 2020

What a waste.

€5 million is nearly half the annual budget of the NPWS while the @FineGael government's continued neglect of environmental law sees taxpayers forking out €15,000 *every day*.
https://t.co/IJvl4d4s8s

— Irish Wildlife Trust (@Irishwildlife) February 5, 2020

Ireland Vol.58 (GE2020: FF)

Things about @MichealMartinTD we didn't know, but do now… thanks to @SeanMoncrieff's quick-fire quiz!

– allergic to CURRY
– likes pineapple on pizza
– his number of penalty points
– his favourite swear word#GE2020 #VoiceOfTheVoter pic.twitter.com/hoMWSfj7Pf

— Newstalk (@NewstalkFM) January 31, 2020

WATCH: As part of a series of interviews with party leaders ahead of the General Election, Bryan Dobson speaks to Micheál Martin of Fianna Fáil | Follow our live #GE2020 tracker: https://t.co/hfk5s9p2or https://t.co/3Degsv5V7C

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) January 31, 2020

Asked about his biggest political mistake, @MichealMartinTD said the mistake he has learned most from is there are times you must stand out against the herd; listen to the contrarian voice, and not go along with the accepted wisdom just because so many people are saying it. pic.twitter.com/73mwgUQ0Xc

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 4, 2020

As @MichealMartinTD tells @MaryLouMcDonald “I didn’t interrupt you, I wanted to talk to you about corporation tax on banks”, the Sinn Féin leader responds “OK, thank you, you’re going to mansplain corporation tax, how very nice” | Live #GE2020 blog: https://t.co/mjahvjVWlx #rtept pic.twitter.com/WrvRaovEnx

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 4, 2020

So… who do you think came out on top of that #LeadersDebate?

Like for Micheál Martin, retweet for Leo Varadkar, reply for Mary McDonald pic.twitter.com/riluDftKph

— JOE.ie (@JOEdotie) February 4, 2020

Ireland can fix its problems.
It is time for change.
Vote Fianna Fáil#GE2020 #AnIrelandForAll #LeadersDebate pic.twitter.com/My0jHBUQcz

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) February 4, 2020

Live Press Conference with Party Leader Micheál Martin and Councillor Deirdre Heney. #AnIrelandForAll https://t.co/K3pGI8kmiL

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) February 5, 2020

What are the differences between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael?
Here's a few…#AnIrelandForAll #GE2020 #LeadersDebate pic.twitter.com/EHnPEnCVC7

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) February 4, 2020

"People can have a shot at life. That's our core values." @ThomasByrneTD .@fiannafailparty Live Press Conference with Education Spokesperson Thomas Byrne … https://t.co/6NQoJkIsmq

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) February 4, 2020

We will

✔️Get 100,000 off waiting lists
✔️Hire 8,000 health professionals
✔️Improve mental health care
✔️Build 100,000 social & affordable homes
✔️Help with home ownership
✔️Tackle homelessness
✔️Make childcare affordable
✔️Tackle insurance costs
✔️Tax reliefs on average incomes pic.twitter.com/OpWeMByIiG

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) February 3, 2020

Live Press Conference on Rent & Home Ownership with Housing Spokesperson Darragh O’Brien TD & Cllr Mary Fitzpatrick #GE2020 https://t.co/mIoxRDIT5s

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 31, 2020

We will return to building public housing.

Fianna Fáil is the party that has, can, and will build homes for Ireland. #GE2020 #AnIrelandForAll #VMTVDebate #leadersdebate pic.twitter.com/sCttc8yV04

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 30, 2020

Climate Change is real and is urgent.

Our policies will make sure Ireland doesn't fall behind. You can read more here to find out how. https://t.co/16MZBbgSrY. #anirelandforall #ge2020 #VMTVDebate pic.twitter.com/9aFBDMx0N1

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 30, 2020

The numbers of people in our Health Service on waiting lists and trollies have consistently been rising ever year.

The system needs a change, and Fianna Fáil has a plan to do so.#ge2020 #VMTVDebate #anirelandforall #leadersdebate pic.twitter.com/HSoW39AJNF

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 30, 2020

Press Conference with Party Leader @MichealMartinTD and Councillor @votemaryfitz from the Institute of International & European Affairs. @iiea #GE2020 #AnIrelandForAll #GE2020 #AnIrelandForAll pic.twitter.com/KYKiRGgU5B

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 30, 2020

An Ireland For All is not a slogan, it is our philosophy.#AnIrelandForAll #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/LF1QcKM38G

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 30, 2020

Live Press Conference on Tackling Gambling with Justice Spokesperson Jim O’Callaghan TD & Brexit Spokesperson Lisa Chambers TD. #GE2020 https://t.co/XI1KAcgvfN

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 29, 2020

Live Press Conference on Agriculture with Charlie McConalogue TD and Jackie Cahill TD. #GE2020 #AnIrelandForAll https://t.co/zXv54x9lEe

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 28, 2020

Live Press Conference on Insurance Costs with Finance Spokesperson Michael McGrath TD and Business Spokesperson Robert Troy TD. #GE2020 https://t.co/gWE9eAvOnI

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 27, 2020

Do we want to keep going as we are? Or do we tackle deep problems affecting people in every part of our country?

Fianna Fáil has the plans, people and commitment to deliver real progress and create an Ireland for all.#AnIrelandForAll #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/y850pBa9c1

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 20, 2020

We will change direction on Housing, and return to days of home ownership.

We will:
✔️ Build 50,000 affordable & 50,000 social homes
✔️ Increase the Help to Buy Scheme to help First Time Buyers
✔️ Introduce a savers scheme for FTBs of up to €10,000#Ge2020 #Anirelandforall pic.twitter.com/mS7010v2zd

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 24, 2020

Childcare costs are rising. We will:

✅Quadruple crèche subsidy to €80/week.
✅Introduce €2000 tax credit for parents using a registered childminder
✅Extend ECCE to 40 weeks
✅Increase maternity & paternity leave to 34 weeks in total#GE2020 #AnIrelandForAll pic.twitter.com/IEvVwSdjlo

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 26, 2020

The spiraling cost of insurance is crippling communities and businesses across our country.

Finance Spokesperson @MMcGrathTD sets out his plan to fix it in 40 seconds. #Ge2020 #AnIrelandForAll pic.twitter.com/t0vg0AASJ2

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 27, 2020

The men and women of our Defence Forces have been left out in the cold for respectable pay and conditions under Fine Gael.@jackfchambers says Fianna Fáil has always stood by those who serve, and will continue to do so in the future.#AnIrelandForAll #GE2020 #DefendOurForces pic.twitter.com/vOy8kVlnBI

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) February 3, 2020

'Fianna Fail is the party of the working classes' – Micheal Martin
https://t.co/CWDtqrJhuS

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) February 2, 2020

Fianna Fáil v Fine Gael on housing.

We’ll put our money where our mouth is. Fine Gael won’t. #AnIrelandForAll #rtept #GE2020 #LeadersDebate pic.twitter.com/oLmZQbsDGa

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) February 4, 2020

Leo Varadkar demanded a ‘fact check’ when Micheál reminded him he claimed that extra beds were a problem because health workers need to be kept under pressure.

No problem…#rtept #AnIrelandForAll #GE2020 https://t.co/ptZeoPycKT

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) February 4, 2020

Families are being put to the pin of their collars to pay #childcare costs. It’s like a second mortgage for many.

A @MichealMartinTD-led government will quadruple the childcare subsidy from €87 to €347 per month. #AnIrelandForAll #Leadersdebate pic.twitter.com/bVRiDjeEvg

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 22, 2020

Is féidir linn rialtas nua a chur i gcrích.

Is féidir linn rialtas níos fearr a chur i gcrích.

Vótáil Fianna Fáil chun Éire do Chách a chruthú.#togh2020 #GE2020 #ÉireDoChách #AnIrelandForAll #Gaeilge pic.twitter.com/k1UrDC6Mok

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) January 30, 2020

Just one minute… https://t.co/biGACWVl6e

— Micheál Martin (@MichealMartinTD) January 14, 2020

There's nothing like a canvass on home turf to keep you grounded. Great to be out and about in Douglas listening to voters. Thanks to my team for all their effort. #anirelandforall #ge2020 pic.twitter.com/C851b1k9xC

— Micheál Martin (@MichealMartinTD) January 19, 2020

My dad bought our home on a busman’s wage. We need to make homes affordable again.

FF’s plan is more affordable homes, a €600 rent tax credit and a special savings scheme for 1st time buyers.#TwitterTakeover #VoteForEveryChild https://t.co/lEA4DZLphq

— Micheál Martin (@MichealMartinTD) February 4, 2020

In the absence of any coherent answers to the big challenges facing our country, and with no explanation for failure to meet virtually every target on housing and health, this is what the Fine Gael campaign has come to. After the 2016 election I kept my word and will do so again. https://t.co/Bv7Z8sxwaG

— Micheál Martin (@MichealMartinTD) January 27, 2020

Today I raised with the Taoiseach how the crisis in rising insurance costs is damaging communities across the country, and how the inertia of Government to this crisis is fueling it. pic.twitter.com/NGvaH0WjPn

— Micheál Martin (@MichealMartinTD) December 10, 2019

I’ve just arrived at the @BTYSTE in the RDS, and excited to see what this year’s entrants have to show. Come up and say hello if you’re here. #CreateTodayShapeTomorrow pic.twitter.com/IxpWnlACPk

— Micheál Martin (@MichealMartinTD) January 9, 2020

Christmas is a great time to enjoy with loved ones, but also a time to reach out to those in need.

Take care of yourselves and others, Merry Christmas. pic.twitter.com/VvZyZkdSwK

— Micheál Martin (@MichealMartinTD) December 23, 2019

Parents of children with special needs face a desperate battle to get help. Here's how I can help:

✅Ban reduced timetables for children with special needs

✅Hire more special needs therapists

✅Hire more SNAs in schools #GE2020 @fiannafailparty pic.twitter.com/urQ50ufcep

— Stephen Donnelly (@DonnellyStephen) February 4, 2020

– Care for Children
– Support for Nurses and Doctors
– Respect for Taxpayers' Money

Here's why. Here's how: @fiannafailparty #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/QWK1X6yi7B

— Stephen Donnelly (@DonnellyStephen) January 29, 2020

Fine Gael view:- Give up on becoming a doctor, a physio, a primary teacher etc if you can't afford to live in the cities.

Disgraceful attitude from the Minister https://t.co/oP1NPE0wu2

— Thomas Byrne TD – Meath East (@ThomasByrneTD) August 13, 2019

Micheál Martin slams FG's 'cynical' suggestion that Ireland cannot change Govt because of Brexit https://t.co/DWXjiiVenz

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) January 30, 2020

Micheál Martin says the charge that FF is in government for four years is the "big lie of the campaign". He argues that Sinn Féin can't form a government as it is running only 42 candidates #GE2020 https://t.co/KX1eiK13by

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) February 4, 2020

Fianna Fail want to jail anyone caught with knife in public for one year https://t.co/f3ly4Qq0hz

— The Irish Sun (@IrishSunOnline) February 3, 2020

"There'd have to be alignment… of course"

– Irish opposition leader Micheál Martin on negotiating Brexit if he were to become Taoiseach

MORE 22:30 @BBCTwo @lewis_goodall | @maya_rstw | #Newsnight pic.twitter.com/0tmSvnJK3n

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) February 3, 2020

Micheál Martin as Taoiseach will renew our faith in gombeen politics.

He will follow in the proud footsteps of Ahern and Cowen.#GE2020 pic.twitter.com/UDxHqVAulc

— Newsworthy_ie (@newsworthy_ie) February 3, 2020

https://twitter.com/fiannafailparty/status/1204143315534405632

Party Leader @MichealMartinTD with Dublin City Council FF Group Leader Cllr @DeirdreHeney speaking at our press conference this morning setting out our plan for #AnIrelandForAll #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/haWbALFRM7

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) February 5, 2020

.@MichealMartinTD has arrived in Birr to lend his support to @ormondpeter! #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/PHHNm9MN07

— Offaly Fianna Fáil (@FiannaFailOY) February 3, 2020

I am very pleased to have such a strong #endorsement of my candidacy from Micheál Martin TD #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/oONFHLuX20

— Cllr Michael Collins (@cllrmcollins) January 31, 2020

Very busy day again thanks to all my amazing supporters @fiannafailparty Vote ‘ONE OF YOUR OWN’ Tony Fitzgerald @MichealMartinTD pic.twitter.com/pp91uvVVVv

— Cllr. Tony Fitzgerald (@Tfitzgeraldcork) February 1, 2020

Micheál Martin worried by SF culture of ‘omerta’ in wake of Quinn murder https://t.co/IcwcjRt1vD via @IrishTimesPol

— Irish Times Politics (@IrishTimesPol) February 6, 2020

Micheal Martin: Fianna Fáil will have enough seats to form an 'alternative government' after the general election https://t.co/xtwLTN2ci5 pic.twitter.com/tymVUsEexC

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) January 30, 2020

Micheal Martin rules out possibility of Sinn Féin-Fianna Fail government after election
https://t.co/zrifU1PX4E pic.twitter.com/FF2QpI3rxN

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 2, 2020

'Fianna Fail is the party of the working classes' – Micheal Martin https://t.co/0eiCbqGUqF pic.twitter.com/jkAjhoovHB

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 3, 2020

Fianna Fáil's Micheál Martin said that Sinn Féin has been the greatest barrier to Irish unity over the last 40 years | Read more #ge2020 coverage: https://t.co/2Wli9ADnhc pic.twitter.com/EI5yPrupHQ

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) January 30, 2020

All smiles in Limerick, “you’re going well Willie” quips @MichealMartinTD as he arrives at St. Mary’s Cathedral pic.twitter.com/2PgaB5r0Xp

— Fran McNulty (@franmcnulty) February 3, 2020

No constitutional obstacle to rent freezes https://t.co/U11XeXF8pS via @IrishTimesOpEd

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) February 3, 2020

Martin blamed "people from headquarters" for signing him up to the National Women’s Council of Ireland's Feminist Manifesto which commits candidates to '10 key demands' such as public childcare, ending violence against women and a rent freeze. https://t.co/JOs4w5iIqC

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 1, 2020

Thinking of voting FF? Martin might not be as squeaky clean as he'd like you to think. Read our new article on this. https://t.co/fqXxQo1rVl

— Village Magazine (@VillageMagIRE) February 4, 2020

Mary Lou McDonald saying her focus is on lower-income people. Leo Varadkar saying his focus is on middle-income people. Micheál Martin’s focus is on everybody and nobody #ge2020 #rtept https://t.co/eQB0L2p8k8

— Village Magazine (@VillageMagIRE) February 4, 2020

'It's your job to call the vulture funds out': High Court Master pens letter to Micheál Martin (via @thejournal_ie) https://t.co/Hg0IPIipKj

— Dr Tom O'Connor (@justeconomics) January 30, 2020

What? No way? ⁦@MichealMartinTD⁩ gets it wrong in housing & does u-turn on supporting renters? But ⁦@fiannafailparty⁩ did such a good job when they were last in control of housing policy! https://t.co/BesGNOZKPy

— Eoin Ó Broin (@EOBroin) February 1, 2020

Micheal Martin: man who would be Ireland's next PM https://t.co/9ezJ4SvwSS

— TOI World News (@TOIWorld) February 6, 2020

Ireland Vol.57 (GE2020: SF)

WATCH: As part of a series of interviews with party leaders ahead of the General Election, Bryan Dobson speaks to Mary Lou McDonald of Sinn Féin | Follow our live #GE2020 tracker: https://t.co/Ui1oJAWgbl https://t.co/pftjK4uR6r

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 3, 2020

Asked about her biggest political mistake, @MaryLouMcDonald says she could make a list of mistakes from her two years as leader, but one mistake she will never make is to misunderstand who she represents and what she represents pic.twitter.com/YKE0bQhEQC

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 4, 2020

Sinn Féin leader @MaryLouMcDonald says the very best outcome from this election would be a government without Fianna Fáil or Fine Gael Live #GE2020 blog: https://t.co/mjahvjVWlx #rtept pic.twitter.com/wulPnkro3H

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 4, 2020

Asked about comments made by Sinn Féin MLA Conor Murphy after the murder of Paul Quinn, @MaryLouMcDonald says Mr Murphy apologises for those remarks, he withdraws them, and will speak directly to Paul Quinn’s mother and family | Live #GE2020 blog: https://t.co/mjahvjVWlx #rtept pic.twitter.com/f6tEkJ2R8H

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 4, 2020

Richard Downes follows Sinn Féin leader as she canvases in Galway. From the gym to the butchers, to the debate studio, it was a long day for the party leader, Mary Lou McDonald.#RTEPT | #GE2020 | #GeneralElection2020 | @downesr | @MaryLouMcDonald | @sinnfeinireland pic.twitter.com/3xEn6qlPWK

— RTÉ Prime Time (@RTE_PrimeTime) January 28, 2020

PR360's #GE2020 coverage continues with our latest insight into last night's Prime Time leaders' debate. Managing Director @danpender1 gives his take on one of the final set-pieces of the GE2020.

Read our full insight below:https://t.co/KkLRV5ZfbL

— PR360 (@WeArePR360) February 5, 2020

I'm asking you to give Sinn Féin the chance to show you what can be done when a party in government cares about you. #GE2020 #TimeForChange #Time4Unity pic.twitter.com/m3JGpV8cjT

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 3, 2020

The reason there is an appetite for change is because citizens are fed-up watching the political Establishment find every reason in the world not to give workers and families a break.#GE2020 @MaryLouMcDonald #RTEPT #LeadersDebate pic.twitter.com/pXtoobM9Gd

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 4, 2020

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael leaders are both entitled to massive pensions and are both on national television telling ordinary workers that they shouldn't get their State Pension at 65!#GE2020 #LeadersDebate #rtept @MaryLouMcDonald pic.twitter.com/yynp7Q2KPi

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 4, 2020

Sinn Féin President @MaryLouMcDonald proudly showing her support for #childcare workers and service providers on the streets of Dublin today.

In government we would to invest in the sector whilst also improving pay and conditions for workers. #oneunitedvoice pic.twitter.com/gCjeEXxOrK

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 5, 2020

In government Sinn Féin will invest in the childcare sector, and improve pay and conditions for childcare workers.

Great to see such a fantastic welcome from demonstrators for @maryloumcdonald at the #oneunitedvoice protest in Dublin.

We are on your side! pic.twitter.com/UrOQW2OGND

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 5, 2020

"Government is about choices.

"Fianna Fáil want to put money in developers pockets.

'Sinn Féin want to put money back into workers' pockets." – @MaryLouMcDonald #GE2020 #rtept #LeadersDebate pic.twitter.com/B03iIJg6qY

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 4, 2020

I am on the RTÉ debate tonight because of all of you. You stood up and made your voices heard and the political establishment backed down. I hope I do you proud! #Time4Unity #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/lkwwsIYbhj

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 4, 2020

Sinn Féin is the only party that has and will take on the insurance industry. We will end the insurance rip-off.

We will ban dual pricing by insurance companies, set up and resource a Garda Insurance Fraud Unit & bring down prices for consumers who are seeing costs soar. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/RgTPYOeZg6

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 4, 2020

RTÉ have called it wrong to exclude @MaryLouMcDonald from the Leaders’ Debate.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are a carbon copy of each other.

People want change. Sinn Féin can bring that change.

Reverse the decision!#GE2020 pic.twitter.com/LE4kSuxQ0l

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 2, 2020

Your vote is equal to everybody else's.

Your vote can make a difference.

If you want change then: Vote Sinn Féin!

And transfer for change too.@maryloumcdonald #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/yXzH36PgAL

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 2, 2020

We now have a very real opportunity to end the almost century of FF/FG domination.

Vótáil Sinn Féin #1#GE2020 @maryloumcdonald pic.twitter.com/GnAcEBIHI6

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 2, 2020

✍️ Sinn Féin President @MaryLouMcDonald is in Wexford today where she bumped into this young rebel.

Everywhere we go people are saying the same thing – we need change, and Sinn Féin is the party to deliver it. #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/pHXrVjiHG0

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 1, 2020

"If Fianna Fáil were party of the developers, Fine Gael are the party of the landlords.

"What we need is a new government that will act purely in the interests of citizens who can't put a roof over their heads." – @maryloumcdonald

#GE2020#VMTVDebate #TonightVMTV pic.twitter.com/jYPfHlqsT8

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) January 30, 2020

Sinn Féin will increase investment in the National Drugs Strategy & the Drug and Alcohol Task Forces by €12million.

We support a holistic approach of prevention, rehabilitation and recovery to tackle the drug and alcohol problems in communities across Ireland. @MaryLouMcDonald pic.twitter.com/Fl5hjSz9fn

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) January 30, 2020

This is a manifesto for change. It is a manifesto to give workers and families a break, to put money back in people's pockets and to fix the housing crisis.

Read our fully-costed manifesto here: https://t.co/fbFj8AYix9 #GE2020 @maryloumcdonald @pearsedoherty @EOBroin pic.twitter.com/xg8WSrGdB9

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) January 28, 2020

"I'm asking you to give me the chance to show what can be done when a party in government actually cares about you.

"So vote Sinn Féin, give us that chance, and judge us on how we perform" – @maryloumcdonald #GE2020 #CBLive #ClaireByrneLive #LeadersDebate pic.twitter.com/zaOnN5DqPl

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) January 27, 2020

Delighted to support the Childcare and Early Years rally in Dublin today.

Sinn Féin has a plan to reduce childcare fees, and increase wages in the sector putting money back in the pockets of workers and families.#oneunitedvoice #GE2020 @Kathleensf1 @MaryLouMcDonald pic.twitter.com/QYlc3Xf0My

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 5, 2020

The reality is that Mary Lou, with her message of giving workers and families a break, has already beaten Micheál Martin in two debates.

She does not fear another. https://t.co/XTWLi70VZo

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) January 31, 2020

Mary Lou: "Nobody in the North needs a homily from Micheál Martin.

"When it comes to the North and Micheál Martin, it is always a jibe, always a put-down from the side.

"Unlike Fianna Fáil, we are an all-Ireland party committed to Irish Unity."#VMTVDebate #GE2020 #TonightVMTV

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) January 30, 2020

https://twitter.com/sinnfeinireland/status/1224822686490222598

Sinn Féin won't take lectures from those who wrecked the economy – @MaryLouMcDonald https://t.co/h6huNaHht0 pic.twitter.com/l8bD2Tt6Fy

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) January 29, 2020

Sinn Féin is the only party committed to bringing the pension age back to 65. No ifs, no buts, no reviews.

On 8 February, vote Sinn Féin! #GE2020 @MaryLouMcDonald pic.twitter.com/cOTyDQj6oh

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) January 25, 2020

Ensuring we have a health service that works, ensuring people have a roof over their head and ensuring all citizens have a good standard of living is not 'auction politics'.

It's called building a decent society. #GE2020 @MaryLouMcDonald pic.twitter.com/7spt28Lqey

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) January 24, 2020

Sinn Féin in government would put the family farm first, deliver for farmers and build a better future for our agricultural communities. Thanks to the farmers and community of Kilnaleck and neighbouring areas in Cavan for coming out and exchanging views this evening #ge2020 pic.twitter.com/CE8YUE9Knq

— Mary Lou McDonald (@MaryLouMcDonald) January 26, 2020

@sinnfeinireland stands with the people of Drogheda. Communities are suffering. They must be listened to and supported. Increased Garda numbers and resources vital to tackle this scourge pic.twitter.com/ZxpwO8ocug

— Mary Lou McDonald (@MaryLouMcDonald) January 25, 2020

Great morning in the beautiful Kingdom of Kerry with our candidate Pa Daly and the mighty Martin Ferris. Big discussions about issues facing ordinary people throughout the county. Sinn Féin have the solutions, we need your support! #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/qivgk8ko90

— Mary Lou McDonald (@MaryLouMcDonald) January 24, 2020

Out and about in Killarney this morning with Pa Daly on the #GE2020 campaign trail #votáilsinnféin #time4unity pic.twitter.com/G7z51yeCHv

— Mary Lou McDonald (@MaryLouMcDonald) January 24, 2020

Thanks for the support Melanie ❤️ #GE2020 #GeneralElection2020 https://t.co/97bHdy3JgV

— Mary Lou McDonald (@MaryLouMcDonald) January 23, 2020

Pearse Doherty: Ireland needs real change, and Sinn Fein is ready to deliver it https://t.co/X21mTcuDNC

— Pearse Doherty (@PearseDoherty) January 30, 2020

Sinn Fein vow to ease childcare burden by €500 a month for struggling parents https://t.co/FasOjY7uHK

— Pearse Doherty (@PearseDoherty) January 29, 2020

Today @MaryLouMcDonald @PearseDoherty & myself launched the @sinnfeinireland #GE2020 manifesto. It offers an agenda for change in housing, health, childcare, climate action & Irish Unity. The full document can be read here: https://t.co/vPexMEUdx2 pic.twitter.com/Q8sdQUcllU

— Eoin Ó Broin (@EOBroin) January 28, 2020

"You are the future @MaryLouMcDonald"

The @sinnfeinireland leader gets a good reaction from some of those at the #childcare protest today #GE2020 @VirginMediaNews pic.twitter.com/Q0mapDm6z3

— Paul Quinn (@PaulQuinnNews) February 5, 2020

"People aren't fools…Michael Martin can huff and puff and say what he wants"@MaryLouMcDonald says @sinnfeinireland topping the latest @IrishTimes #opinionpoll on 25% shows people want change#GE2020 @VirginMediaNews pic.twitter.com/stHOpv6nmd

— Paul Quinn (@PaulQuinnNews) February 4, 2020

The @sinnfeinireland leader @MaryLouMcDonald is in Letterkenny tonight
#GE2020 @VirginMediaNews pic.twitter.com/HZGGsd2YAX

— Paul Quinn (@PaulQuinnNews) February 2, 2020

"The con artists are @fiannafailparty – the one's who crashed the economy on several occassions is FF"@MaryLouMcDonald responds to Michael Martin's claim that the @sinnfeinireland manifesto is a con-job which will destroy jobs#GE2020 @VirginMediaNews pic.twitter.com/E6hNCakjwx

— Paul Quinn (@PaulQuinnNews) January 29, 2020

RTÈ confirms it will invite @MaryLouMcDonald to take part in the leaders debate @sinnfeinireland #GE2020 https://t.co/CWUrG7ahrK

— Paul Quinn (@PaulQuinnNews) February 3, 2020

A man ran at @MaryLouMcDonald with a scissors in Carlow but it all ended well thankfully @rtenews #ge2020 pic.twitter.com/nytvsEFPNo

— Samantha Libreri (@SamanthaLibreri) February 1, 2020

“Stupid, silly childish” Sinn Feins @MaryLouMcDonald responds to Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael exchanges about coalition with her party while canvassing in Carlow @rtenews pic.twitter.com/nMbZOJOdx1

— Samantha Libreri (@SamanthaLibreri) February 1, 2020

In Ravensdale Co Louth @MaryLouMcDonald and @moneillsf meet Border Communities Against Brexit in the final hours before Britain leaves the EU @rtenews pic.twitter.com/EFWTK0lo5N

— Samantha Libreri (@SamanthaLibreri) January 31, 2020

Patsy Watchorn of the Dublin City Ramblers sings The Bold Robert Emmet on the campaign trail with @MaryLouMcDonald and @Kathleensf1 in Carlow Town #ge2020 @sinnfeinireland pic.twitter.com/jCA6cJwZei

— Áine Downes (@ainedownes) February 1, 2020

https://twitter.com/ainedownes/status/1220350926797537285

Kudos to @MaryLouMcDonald & @sinnfeinireland for Prioritising #disabilityGE2020 in their Manifesto – After 9 years of FG, Ireland is the worst country in Western Europe for Persons with ‘Disabilities’ Mary Lou McDonald has committed to change this https://t.co/eb4SQi7LN2

— Dr Tom Clonan (@TomClonan) January 28, 2020

Full quotes from my conversation with @MaryLouMcDonald here: pic.twitter.com/3n2oj6es3O

— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) February 4, 2020

A lot of justifiable focus on .@PearseDoherty and @EOBroin but Sinn Féin have formidable front bench under .@MaryLouMcDonald – this lad will be joining it – leaders lead and let their team shine. Difficult to name as many on Fianna Fáil’s front bench https://t.co/VZr4IA7MNa

— Andree Murphy (@andreemurphy) January 26, 2020

Steady As We Go. If You Want Change Be The Change You Want. Vote Sinn Féin. Mary Lou Represents Change. Micheál Martin Doesn’t. https://t.co/hQFXwKB20J

— Gerry Adams (@GerryAdamsSF) February 1, 2020

Micheál Martin and Leo Varadkar do not represent change. Mary Lou & the leadership team & Sinn Féin do. IF you want change, be the change you want to see. Vote Sinn Féin. The party of change.
Vótail Kathleen Funchion 1 in Carlow/Kilkenny. pic.twitter.com/zkycWVEAZb

— Gerry Adams (@GerryAdamsSF) February 5, 2020

https://twitter.com/OrfhlaithBegley/status/1221933426770575362

Ouch…
As a member of the Sinn Féin Ard Comhairle I have to say @MaryLouMcDonald won that debate. Hands down! #CBLive20 pic.twitter.com/CYruj2U09F

— Matt Carthy MEP (@mattcarthy) January 27, 2020

Sinn Féin clearly on the side of parents & childcare sector – @MaryLouMcDonald the only leader to join childcare protest in Dublin today, I was proud to join her & assure those present of SFs commitment to delivering a new era for childcare#TimeForChange #TimeForSinnFein #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/GEsn8esBPa

— Matt Carthy MEP (@mattcarthy) February 5, 2020

On the button from @MaryLouMcDonald on #TWIP.

The fake "debate" WAS dull. Simply because it could never have been a debate.

– 2 parties.
– 4 years of government together.
– Extraordinarily similar manifestos and policy positions.#GE2020 pic.twitter.com/IarmCJhLI3

— David Mc Weeney (@ABhoysVoice) January 27, 2020

.@PearseDoherty says voters are responding to his party's policies which is reflected in all recent polls. #rtetwip #GE2020 #rtepolitics pic.twitter.com/VAGzs6VtWb

— The Week in Politics (@rtetwip) February 2, 2020

https://twitter.com/VirginMediaNews/status/1223308641106874370

LISTEN BACK: Sinn Féin leader @MaryLouMcDonald talks to @cooper_m in today's #GE2020 leader interview.https://t.co/317SDfYl7Z

— The Last Word (@lstwrd) January 29, 2020

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald says Conor Murphy will make a statement over comments he made about Paul Quinn and will see the Quinn family, but will not be stepping down from his position as Northern Ireland's Finance Minister | Read more: https://t.co/yJh7h8ojkp pic.twitter.com/yaXj3nBTb9

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 5, 2020

On @BreakfastNT this morning, @MaryLouMcDonald said she would "absolutely" be willing to speak to the family of Paul Quinn #GE2020 #VoiceOfTheVoter pic.twitter.com/EfKMjdrOzo

— Newstalk (@NewstalkFM) February 4, 2020

Ireland Vol.56 (GE2020)

Our latest prediction for Ireland's Dail election:

FF 46 (+2)
FG 40 (-9)
SF 36 (+13)
Greens 11 (+9)
Independent/Other 9 (-4)
Labour 6 (-1)
SD 5 (+2)
IA 3 (-3)
S-PBP 2 (-4)
I4C 1 (-3)
CC 1#GE2020 #GE20 pic.twitter.com/YhYPFbVVwU

— NZElectionPredictor (@NzPredictor) February 4, 2020

https://twitter.com/NextIrishGE/status/1224443420984279041

Ireland, Europe Elects seat projection based on Red C poll:

FF-RE: 46 (+2)
FG-EPP: 40 (-9)
SF-LEFT: 39 (+16)
GREEN-G/EFA: 8 (+6)
LAB-S&D: 5 (-2)
SD-S&D: 4 (+1)
I4C-LEFT: 3 (-1)
S-PBP-LEFT: 0 (-6)
Independents: 14 (-5)
Speaker: 1

+/- vs. 2016 election#GE2020 #Ireland pic.twitter.com/HJotloG2Nk

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 2, 2020

Ireland, Ipsos MRBI poll:

Preferred Future Taoiseach [Head of Government and European Council representative]

Martin (FF-RE): 24%
Varadkar (FG-EPP): 23%
McDonald (SF-LEFT): 20%

Sample size: 1,200
Fieldwork: …-1 February 2020

Election: 8 February 2020#GE2020

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 4, 2020

Ireland: Today's Ipsos MRBI poll shows the left-wing SF (GUE/NGL) as the strongest party with 25% – 2 points head of FF (RE) and five points ahead of the centre-right governing party FG (EPP).

The national parliament election takes place on 8 February 2020. #GE2020 #Ireland

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 3, 2020

Ireland, Panelbase poll:

Approval Rating

McDonald (SF-LEFT): 34%
Varadkar (FG-EPP): 33%
Martin (FF-RE): 31%
Ryan (GREEN-G/EFA): 27%
Howlin (Labour-S&D): 15%

Fieldwork: 24-30 January 2020
Sample size: 1,000

Election: 8 Feburary

Polling average: https://t.co/Pjh0Ruzgg3 #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/0bIfwLxNNv

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 1, 2020

Ireland, Ipsos MRBI poll:

Preferred Government

FF (RE)+Labour (S&D)+Greens (G/EFA): 17%
FF (RE)+SF (LEFT): 15%
FF (RE)+FG (EPP): 14%
FG (EPP)+Labour (S&D)+Greens (G/EFA): 14%
FF (RE)+FG (EPP): 7%

Sample size: 1,200
Fieldwork: …-1 February 2020

Election: 8 Feb#GE2020

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 4, 2020

Ireland, Ipsos MRBI poll:

SF-LEFT: 25% (+4)
FF-RE: 23% (-2)
FG-EPP: 20% (-3)
GREEN-G/EFA: 8%
LAB-S&D: 4% (-1)

+/- vs. 16-18 Jan

Fieldwork: N/A
Sample size: N/A
Polling average: https://t.co/Pjh0RuhERt

Election: 8 February 2020#GE2020 pic.twitter.com/TXOlxZ00du

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 3, 2020

Ireland, Ipsos MRBI poll:

Government [FG-EPP] Approval Rating

Approve: 21% (-6)
Disapprove: TBA

+/- vs. 16-18 Jan

Sample size: 1,200
Fieldwork: …-1 February 2020

Election: 8 Feb#GE2020

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 4, 2020

Ireland, Europe Elects seat projection based on Panelbase poll:

FF-RE: 39 (-5)
SF-LEFT: 37 (+14)
FG-EPP: 31 (-18)
GREEN-G/EFA: 18 (+16)
SD-S&D: 8 (+5)
S/PBP-LEFT: 7 (+1)
Labour-S&D: 5 (-2)
I4C-LEFT: 3 (-1)
Independents: 11 (-2)
Speaker: 1

+/- vs. 2016 election#GE2020 #Ireland pic.twitter.com/wKUS1Uewfy

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 1, 2020

Ireland, Panelbase poll:

FF-RE: 23% (-1)
SF-LEFT: 21% (+7)
FG-EPP: 19% (-7)
GREEN-G/EFA: 10% (+7)
LAB-S&D: 5% (-2)
SD-S&D: 5% (+2)
S-PBP-LEFT: 5% (+1)

+/- vs. 2016 election

Fieldwork: 24-30 January 2020
Sample size: 1,000
Polling average: https://t.co/Pjh0Ruzgg3 #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/gPgnrD8zq3

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 1, 2020

Registered graduates of any member institution of the National University of Ireland who have received a degree (other than an honorary degree), and who are Irish citizens are eligible to vote in Seanad Éireann elections – find out more here: https://t.co/oD2mjJKNYy #seanad2020

— Michael McDowell (@SenatorMcDowell) January 31, 2020

Site developed by Dr Rory Costello at University of Limerick @WhichCandidate @POLITICSUL aims to help voters discover which election candidates most closely share their views:https://t.co/e7xEDqCQgm

— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) January 29, 2020

Do election campaigns make a difference? And what do the recent opinion polls point to? TCD Political Science Prof Michael Marsh analyses:https://t.co/MZF4BoiZ5M andhttps://t.co/ufhSAzv3sm

— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) January 28, 2020

New: Election 2020 page with full candidate breakdown, manifestoes, poll results etc now online athttps://t.co/d80jdNBYOJ

— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) January 28, 2020

Fascinating articles by @anmailleach (predicts FF 58 seats, FG 44) and @rkcarty on PSAI blog page, and good to see revival of Irish Polling Indicator by @tomlouwerse & @ste_mueller:https://t.co/LPyU24xvuG and https://t.co/BXuB05hrD0

— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) January 21, 2020

Ireland election date confirmed as Saturday 8 February. Definitive poll of polls analysis by TCD Political Science Prof Michael Marsh now online at:https://t.co/LURXI7N29K

— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) January 14, 2020

How did the #CBLive Leader's Debate play out on social media?
Part of an ongoing series of #GE2020 campaign commentary, read our social media analysis on the @Connected_Pol blog: https://t.co/uFgtW3QixC pic.twitter.com/dDvug96uor

— Connected_Politics (@Connected_Pol) January 30, 2020

Fascinating analysis by the @ucddublin @Connected_Pol blog on the social media impact of last week's leaders' debate. Will be interesting to see the next instalment (after tonight's debate)…. https://t.co/nVWOG6vivP

— david farrell (@dfarrell_ucd) January 27, 2020

Stuck on who to vote for? Try https://t.co/NefNwybvnA https://t.co/OuXdqE7sfV

— Politics UL (@POLITICSUL) February 4, 2020

Our @POLITICSUL colleague Dr Owen Worth quoted in @IrishTimes that far-right political groups are much less likely to gain traction in Irelandhttps://t.co/ioOgx7pJ0y

— Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences @UL (@ResearchArtsUL) October 24, 2019

https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1219985532719157249
https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1219269956409446400
https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1218819533479251968

Topic 2: Electoral Systems #PRSTV https://t.co/2muF1OVx2M

— Politics & Society Maynooth 💚☘ (@PolSocMaynooth) January 14, 2020

https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1216802847834198016
https://twitter.com/PolSocMaynooth/status/1215197996826144768

Getting out the vote: what influences voter turnout? @AdrianKavanagh & William Durkan @Maynoothgeog @MaynoothUni @IrishResearch looks at factors that have an influence on who turns out to vote #GE2020 https://t.co/Knix3ze68u

— Jim Carroll (@byjimcarroll) January 14, 2020

Kildare North constituency profile #GE2020 https://t.co/I5qXx1auYf

— Irish Times Politics (@IrishTimesPol) January 23, 2020

So, looks like #GE2020 will take place on a Saturday.
We've been campaigning for weekend voting since 1999… find out why:https://t.co/CIpDraUSvY

— NYCI (@nycinews) January 14, 2020

Fine Gael & Fianna Fail will be the big losers in this election. There's a tsunami of voters have copped on that FGFF are corrupt to the core, & have never represented the ordinary people of Ireland who are struggling day to day to stay alive.

Vote them out. https://t.co/F7Cqaq95Em

— Ned Kelly (@TrumanKelly) February 3, 2020

Housing and homelessness has been one of the major talking points of #GE2020.

In our latest election Q&A, we looked at where each party stands on the issue: https://t.co/0sGHhCZNyx

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 4, 2020

On Saturday February 8th, Ireland is having a general election. Here are five things you need to know about #GoingToVote. @LGMAIreland #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/JJ6VrXn317

— Department of Housing, Planning & Local Government (@HousingPress) January 27, 2020

We are delighted to have published a joint General Election manifesto for planning with @IrishPlanInst https://t.co/1YsNlSb5fe

— RTPI Ireland (@RTPIIreland) January 28, 2020

The CIF 2020 Election Manifesto sets out what the next government must do to address Ireland’s Housing, Infrastructure, Capacity and Sustainability challenges.
Find below the proposed actions for the next Government.#GE2020 https://t.co/y29ihEgdIl pic.twitter.com/gFIWBu82oW

— Construction Industry Federation (CIF) (@CIF_Ireland) January 29, 2020

Chief Justice calls for significant improvement in legal aid system. The full Bar of Ireland Election Bulletin 2020 can be found here https://t.co/rufKgWnt5K https://t.co/TZUHW89u5n

— The Bar of Ireland (@TheBarofIreland) January 24, 2020

Dan Kelleher presenting Cork North Central #GE2020 candidate @SenColmBurke with Family Carers Ireland's election manifesto. You can read our manifesto here: https://t.co/giIHCQxczR pic.twitter.com/ZJt9xmf5VJ

— Family Carers Ireland (@CarersIreland) February 4, 2020

Ireland's election shows a huge shift as Sinn Féin move into joint lead with the prospect of a left coalition & Taoiseach. This could break the century old Fianna Fáil/Fine Gael duopoly & aid Irish reunification.
FF 24% (-2)
SF 24% (+5)
FG 21% (-2)
GR 7 (-1)
LAB 5 (+1)#GE2020 pic.twitter.com/pfCqQjs049

— Gerry Hassan (@GerryHassan) February 2, 2020

Faced with a deepening housing crisis and a troubled health system, Ireland’s voters are challenging the historic duopoly of Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael. https://t.co/gFCFcxPQyq

— New Statesman (@NewStatesman) January 29, 2020

After decades of right-wing dominance, the Irish general election this month could be a watershed moment in the country's politics — if the Irish left can unite against Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil. https://t.co/FbsCRLXwo9

— Jacobin (@jacobinmag) February 1, 2020

The election priorities have been released a total of nine days before the General Election takes place https://t.co/wCRgYFYkJK

— AgriLand (@AgrilandIreland) January 31, 2020

In our latest #NPEEpodcast episode, @Aidan_Regan and @ManuMoschella discuss the importance and capacity of central banks for staving off the next economic crisis. It may force them to act beyond their conventional mandates, as 2008 did.https://t.co/sesxcW3kjG

— UCD_DEI (@UCD_DEI) January 29, 2020

Ireland's social class and income divide will shape the #GE2020 election in two major ways 👇https://t.co/onKbS922R1 pic.twitter.com/hh7wPZrYdP

— Aidan Regan (@Aidan_Regan) February 3, 2020

.@FineGael has been in power for the past 9 years. The party has failed in reducing taxes on normal incomes, lied when it came to USC, and is waiting in the wings to increase Property tax after the election. This party cannot be trusted by the electorate. #GE2020 https://t.co/Ujee0gAv1S

— RENUA IRELAND (@RENUAIreland) February 3, 2020

Person left Ireland voluntarily for Canada believes voting rights should be extended to citizens living abroad for presidential elections. 'We have so much to offer Ireland'. Except taxes of course. We need to make it easier for our emigrants to come home https://t.co/qbLcvsNBVj

— RENUA IRELAND (@RENUAIreland) January 28, 2020

As research drops in the government's list of priorities, some of Ireland's top academics are feeling increasingly frustrated https://t.co/mRbLIV77Be

— The University Times (@universitytimes) February 1, 2020

Dr Andrea C Johnson outlines the policy WITS Ireland is calling for from 2020’s general election winners https://t.co/AGvzECTcai

— SiliconRepublic (@siliconrepublic) January 29, 2020

Every woman in Ireland signed up to this election pledge. Maybe you missed it.

NIAMH UÍ BHRIAIN writes on the Election Manifesto from the tax-payer funded National Womens Council#gript https://t.co/fIW5nSDZbr

— gript (@griptmedia) January 30, 2020

'Why isn’t this a headline issue?' – Women's Aid call for domestic violence to become election priority https://t.co/qBYsUQVF1o

— Women's Aid Ireland (@Womens_Aid) January 28, 2020

Should a #gender-balanced cabinet be formed by the next Taoiseach? #ExecutiveBranch https://t.co/gZmOQEdk6e

— Politics & Society Maynooth 💚☘ (@PolSocMaynooth) January 25, 2020

Great read from ⁦@GemmaTipton⁩ on Election 2020: 10 things you should ask your candidate but probably won’t.
https://t.co/t1QkRgbSGP

— NCFA Ireland (@Campaign4Arts) February 1, 2020

Growing up in Ireland, I probably never would have thought this would be a possibility. But over the years so many said if Mary Lou took over from Gerry, it could happen. Will it? Gonna be a BIG election. #GE2020 https://t.co/sVszhJ0o06

— Sarah Doran (@sarahisnothere) February 3, 2020

Great to have Gerry Adams down with me today, and speaking so highly of me. And my fellow Meath County Council member Eddie Fennessy who has been a rock during this election run in. Sinn Féin Ireland are the only party who can bring change outside of FFG..vote Johnny Guirke No 1 pic.twitter.com/eAVirAPuHz

— Johnny Guirke (@JohnnyGuirke) February 1, 2020

Once considered a political pariah, Ireland’s left-wing Sinn Féin has surged in pollshttps://t.co/aPfrIqRA9f

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) February 3, 2020

Today’s @IrishMailSunday column on the story of the election, can SF translate its poll numbers into seats. My seat projections need some radical surgery after today’s SBP poll #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/vOXVc1EiWi

— Gary Murphy (@GaryMurphyDCU) February 2, 2020

In Ireland, @FineGael started a very substantial push on Facebook ads a couple of days ago (screenshot from the 2nd).

Pro-rated, €9,300 a day is more than any UK party spent in a single day during the 2019 election. pic.twitter.com/ztfHk1O3Vd

— Who Targets Me (@WhoTargetsMe) February 4, 2020

　https://twitter.com/BrugesGroup/status/1224025433932431362
　https://twitter.com/BrugesGroup/status/1219369058266755073
　https://twitter.com/veteranstoday/status/1224726268068999169
　https://twitter.com/ipsc48/status/1224328254611492866

The leader of Ireland’s Fianna Fáil party Micheál Martin has hit out at recent comments made by the EU Commissioner Phil Hogan, accusing him of making a ‘coded partisan intervention’ in Irish politics ahead of next week’s general election.
https://t.co/fmbhooEVSK

— Samuel Stolton (@SamuelStolton) January 30, 2020

Analysis from @CWI_Ireland on #GE2020 https://t.co/f8kL0Vlw1I

— Socialist Party Scot (@SPS_socialist) January 28, 2020

Tell your family and friends, every whatsapp group you're in, the customers at work, the 'lads' at training, people in church. This is the most important election they'll vote in. Get out and vote for #GE2020 https://t.co/5zf2OAQI2y

— Rose Patrice ☭ (@RosePatrice6) February 1, 2020

　https://twitter.com/guardian/status/1224897664044630016

The Guardian view on Ireland’s election: a contest with consequences | Editorial https://t.co/Oya6jYHG2w

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 19, 2020

This was supposed to be Ireland's climate election – what happened? | Via Guardian https://t.co/hnM4S7NIWv

— SafetyPin-Daily (@SafetyPinDaily) January 28, 2020

Ok.. this is HUGE !!!!

4 in 5 want a..

🇮🇪UNITED IRELAND🇮🇪

I’d love the Irish to put the nail in the coffin of the ‘British’ state !#indyref2 #indywales

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿https://t.co/EeOLMMVgu3

— Sam #indywales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #FBPE🇪🇺 #YesCymru (@cochygoch) February 4, 2020

Ireland’s election: what it means for Britainhttps://t.co/1NQWUx2cgJ pic.twitter.com/gKTEKfFMd5

— The Week UK (@TheWeekUK) January 28, 2020

　https://twitter.com/CaileanNeal/status/1224281872219492353

If polls correct, Ireland's Fine Gael led government which joyfully supported & legalized abortion, set to be humiliated in General Election! Let's pray for a VERY BIG pro-life vote on Sat Feb 8 in Ireland– prayers and support of pro-life Irish in America are on your side! pic.twitter.com/fBHZ5IWe8B

— Irish Pro-Life USA (@IrishProLifeUSA) February 2, 2020

DUBLIN SOUTH-CENTRAL

1/ Joan Collins [@JoanCollinsTD] Independent wishes to end direct provision and 'radically reform' immigration and housing policies in Ireland #AskAboutDP #EndDirectProvision #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/xoc4Bzl0s7

— Ask About Direct Provision #GE2020 (@AskAboutDP) February 3, 2020

LOUTH

1/ Ged Nash [@geraldnash] for @labour vows to make sure that direct provision 'ceases to exist' if elected, and highlights his involvement in a school project with children in Mosney Direct Provision centre#AskAboutDP #EndDirectProvision #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/g5sBH6EHFf

— Ask About Direct Provision #GE2020 (@AskAboutDP) February 3, 2020

2/ Paul Kehoe [@PaulKehoeTD ] from @FineGael passed on sections of the party manifesto relating to asylum which highlights change made under @FineGael and plans to speed up asylum decisions and increase community engagement… cont.#AskAboutDP #EndDirectProvision #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/jVRD4qBK4h

— Ask About Direct Provision #GE2020 (@AskAboutDP) February 2, 2020

WEXFORD

1/ Malcolm Byrne [@malcolmbyrne] from @fiannafailparty believes lengthy processing times is the key issue with Direct Provision and commits to significantly reducing this through additional staffing and streamlining of the system#AskAboutDP #EndDirectProvision #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/EuHdTrkwZt

— Ask About Direct Provision #GE2020 (@AskAboutDP) February 2, 2020

LAOIS-OFFALY
1/ Pauline Flanagan [@paulineflan1] from @fiannafailparty did not have time to respond in detail to our questions.. states her support but unclear on what she supports#AskAboutDP #EndDirectProvision #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/LZnYeC9SWu

— Ask About Direct Provision #GE2020 (@AskAboutDP) February 2, 2020

2/ Sarah Durcan [@SarahDurcan] for @SocDems believes that the government should end direct provision and replace it with measures that are 'fairer and more humane'#AskAboutDP #EndDirectProvision #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/FDydd19Cvw

— Ask About Direct Provision #GE2020 (@AskAboutDP) February 1, 2020

DUBLIN BAY SOUTH

1/ Peter Dooley [@PeterDooleyDUB] Independent candidate says that the 'disgraceful system' of direct provision should end, and highlights his involvement in @UnitedARacism and support for @masi_asylum #AskAboutDP #EndDirectProvision #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/EKFPYsFNjS

— Ask About Direct Provision #GE2020 (@AskAboutDP) February 1, 2020

CORK EAST

1/ David Stanton [@davidstantontd] from @FineGael highlights the recent “radical reform” of Direct Provision and potential of the new National Standards..he adds calls to abolish DP are unrealistic without viable alternatives #AskAboutDP #EndDirectProvision #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/w4u53vSGNp

— Ask About Direct Provision #GE2020 (@AskAboutDP) January 31, 2020

Delighted to write this for Irish Political Studies. It's online now. @UCC @UCCResearch @psaitweets @CLRGUCC @govucc @LGiUIreland @CouncilJournal @CouncilReviews

The 2019 local elections in the Republic of Ireland https://t.co/oVN1ldZWmM

— AODH QUINLIVAN ⚽️ (@AodhQuinlivan) October 28, 2019

As the #GE2020 campaigns are underway why not have a look back at our report on GE2016 by @DavidBarrett333? https://t.co/N7eKRaYGg6

— IrishPolStudies (@IrishPolStudies) January 20, 2020

Ireland Vol.55 (GE2020: newspapers)

Farmers voting for farmers could upset election outcomeshttps://t.co/FSX3PVfKQa

— Irish Examiner Business (@ExaminerBiz) February 4, 2020

Fine Gael accuses rivals of ambushing ‘change’ during election campaign https://t.co/WMnTZuClKo

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020

On the Campaign Trail with @McConnellDaniel and @Mickcliff – Episode 2: The verdict in Cork South-Central https://t.co/GB9ycXPhxW

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020

'If you want Fine Gael out you need to vote for Fianna Fáil' https://t.co/rutn8Bfhme

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020

A superb and forensic analysis of @MichealMartinTD
by @GaryMurphyDCU
Well worth a read #iestaff
A ‘soldier’ for decades, is it Martin’s destiny to finally be Taoiseach? https://t.co/kDUmG5sCk1 via @McConnellDaniel

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020

Fine Gael claim all 'still to play for' despite poll slump https://t.co/sVmDIGs8E6

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020

McDonald: Sinn Féin won't enter into confidence and supply agreement with Fine Gael or Fianna Fáil https://t.co/aGLRZUVPAD

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020

Sinn Féin leads poll as new survey lists McDonald as 'most effective communicator' among leaders https://t.co/Pu3K0T53uz

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020

Sinn Féin surges to historic poll lead https://t.co/VyC3ZkzkaS

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020

Letter to the Editor: Vote wisely to ensure homeless crisis tackled https://t.co/BlyU2tyztC

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 4, 2020

Daniel McConnell: All eyes on Sinn Féin as poll shows electorate do want change https://t.co/iH2ip0BYJG

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Election 2020: Irish bond yields stay low despite SF polls surgehttps://t.co/AGn93VtCD7 #IEStaff via @EamonQuinnNews

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Mary Lou McDonald refuses to ask party colleague to apologise to family of IRA murder victim https://t.co/bcJ1P5fb6e

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Irish Examiner View: It’s time to review TV debates – Punch ‘n’ Judy foolishness https://t.co/0o0LhqzIXq

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Never Mind The Ballots: Be careful what you wish for https://t.co/bGEjMkF3aZ

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Fine Gael takes down nearly 100 posters of election candidate in Cork https://t.co/k5x7OxE8vG

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

On the Campaign Trail – Episode 1: The #GE20 verdict in #Cork North Central from @McConnellDaniel and @Mickcliff #Election2020 https://t.co/TyQFqnkFa1

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Fine Gael launches climate change manifesto while highlighting policy differences with Sinn Féin https://t.co/0wxgLZ0crx

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Fine Gael ‘seen as the porridge on the cereal shelf’ to voters https://t.co/142OwXgldw

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Labour: We will build 18,000 homes in one year https://t.co/4SBMDAdYgG

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Eamon Ryan 'quietly confident' he can win undecided voters as Greens target 15 seats https://t.co/JHiLQrRAaL

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Writing on the wall for troubled Taoiseach? https://t.co/aaf1xT1McK

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

63% want better public services and better quality of life; 28% still undecided – poll https://t.co/SjRkOWEalw

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Senior Fianna Fáil TDs insist party will not go into coalition with Sinn Féin https://t.co/gQaAD0cMnR

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Micheál Martin in favour of reducing voting age to 16 https://t.co/T5JYBWdsl2

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

Micheál Martin: ‘No realistic chance’ of Sinn Féin being in government https://t.co/dN2FlKhsmP

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) February 3, 2020

What's your big election question for Leo Varadkar? It's YOUR chance to ask https://t.co/PYgXbindtL #GE2020

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 4, 2020

Coveney says there's no question mark over Leo Varadkar's leadership of FG.

'We intend on turning things around over the coming days,' he says. https://t.co/OPjPLc8rvv #GE2020

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 4, 2020

Explainer: Why was the election postponed in Tipperary and what happens now? https://t.co/4vB6fZruX8

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 4, 2020

Housing and homelessness has been one of the major talking points of #GE2020.

In our latest election Q&A, we looked at where each party stands on the issue: https://t.co/0sGHhCZNyx

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 4, 2020

Sinn Féin tops latest opinion poll ahead of #GE2020 https://t.co/tFH0SKfMSS

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 3, 2020

A fresh election must now be held, but those who have already been officially nominated do not have to resubmit papers. Their nominations stand. pic.twitter.com/hR3owI6QuV

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 3, 2020

BREAKING: RTÉ has reversed its stance on tomorrow’s Prime Time debate and invited Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald to take part https://t.co/xEOUGdtqGp

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 3, 2020

What's your big election question for Mary Lou McDonald? It's YOUR chance to ask #GE2020 https://t.co/hu2hFGCvbw

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 3, 2020

Still deciding who to vote for? We asked all the general election candidates across the country what they would do if elected
https://t.co/TMD08Qt04E

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 3, 2020

Poll: Who would you like to see as the next taoiseach?https://t.co/kvGsz6BGzk

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 3, 2020

Micheál Martin again rules out Sinn Féin coalition but says he's 'no issue' debating Mary Lou McDonald https://t.co/mhFbYckFYn pic.twitter.com/L1O1Vk0P5d

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 3, 2020

The Secret #GE2020 Canvasser: 'Some of them are your die-hards. Like Renée Zellweger, you had them at hello.' https://t.co/exPTSymIE6

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 3, 2020

What's your big #GE2020 question for Catherine Murphy? It's YOUR chance to ask. https://t.co/jjFFTexZgw

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 2, 2020

Have you made up your mind yet? https://t.co/jtZwSay021

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 2, 2020

Responding to the results of the SBP poll, RTÉ said of its leaders’ debate on Tuesday, that they would continue to consider “representations made”. https://t.co/kARCzxDk1m

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 2, 2020

There are five sitting TDs running – but we went canvassing with two hopefuls https://t.co/bIbDvbFF62 #GE2020 #DUBSW

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 2, 2020

'How tall is Brendan Howlin?': The most searched parties and leaders of the general election, according to Google Trends. https://t.co/yKmdMvSLvD pic.twitter.com/RhBWFVL581

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 2, 2020

Brexit Day is finally here, the coronavirus death toll rises to 259, and a “brutal” hate crime in Dublin. Here's what happened today https://t.co/ev7SELJQZ2

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) February 1, 2020

Cormac McQuinn: 'Dangerous game for Fine Gael to bring abortion into election debate in final days' https://t.co/1gB7qeNyHm pic.twitter.com/CSMZUsmUZk

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 4, 2020

100 days: How parties propose to fix health crisis https://t.co/WKl5JpvMEm pic.twitter.com/B0BnNapGQq

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 4, 2020

Sinn Féin’s ongoing rise in opinion polls suggests the biggest change in Irish politics since 1933 https://t.co/re6igje72Z pic.twitter.com/zuOQzTnT9o

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 4, 2020

Philip Ryan: 'McDonald has to defend the gaping holes in her party's policies tonight' https://t.co/gF02Jpa6Qk pic.twitter.com/Sgjyd59uKM

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 4, 2020

Fine Gael won't commit to new Garda unit for insurance fraud https://t.co/zPhQcdmfPD pic.twitter.com/hkJK3OppjH

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 4, 2020

Sinn Féin stumbles over tax as IRA murder casts shadow https://t.co/OTmSLl1DbM pic.twitter.com/0I0NE3XdzT

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 4, 2020

Taoiseach warns UK 'rigid red lines' will harm talks https://t.co/ZsVo2CX4PK pic.twitter.com/jgBb76ZgQ9

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 4, 2020

With five days to go, five key topics can help figure where the election is heading https://t.co/HboPx5GXiq pic.twitter.com/tIwaJG84QN

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 4, 2020

Mary Lou McDonald could well be the Irish version of Donald Trump https://t.co/qzXQRTIVHD pic.twitter.com/LCEWo3nFI5

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 4, 2020

D'Arcy has little to lose by heaping pressure on judiciary over insurance costs https://t.co/nj8ONgmlMT pic.twitter.com/OQcH0VaCot

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 3, 2020

Sinn Fein now the most popular political party five days out from the General Election – latest poll https://t.co/mCM656wQ2l pic.twitter.com/6FLuByeGlt

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 3, 2020

Sinn Féin election candidate missing on campaign trail due to holiday https://t.co/8w7zUl5oGl pic.twitter.com/bllfFwRu2q

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 3, 2020

Farmer anger over designation 'land grab' by State https://t.co/mZm9bDFhNj pic.twitter.com/H2Ql2fMlq9

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 3, 2020

'It's not accurate' – People Before Profit reject pensions timebomb with a potential deficit of over €400bn https://t.co/cI7NxfQBvN pic.twitter.com/JorOMBTUbV

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 3, 2020

Varadkar accused of taking 'nasty' approach to politics as election enters final days
https://t.co/dD8C3IamlP pic.twitter.com/wxbnpUPnqk

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 3, 2020

'T stands for 'traitor to the Irish'' – Immigration remains a silent but divisive topic in the towns earmarked for asylum seekers https://t.co/pDxSo3H4bH pic.twitter.com/GpXY75E0sv

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 3, 2020

Varadkar wants to stay FG leader if in opposition https://t.co/hvgfa2nQky pic.twitter.com/hhSrG4XBjs

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 3, 2020

Parties scramble for middle ground to stem Sinn Féin tide https://t.co/Cm6aUZzhvY pic.twitter.com/PotnADzVZE

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) February 3, 2020

The Irish Times view on the opinion poll: Sinn Féin takes pole position https://t.co/jkaXTGzhDk via @IrishTimesOpEd

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) February 3, 2020

Una Mullally: The election campaign suggests people value a booming society over a booming economy (via @irishtimesoped) #GE2020 https://t.co/ILaOLUmeeU

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) February 3, 2020

Diarmaid Ferriter: Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael may have to consider coalition (via @IrishTimesOpEd ) https://t.co/G61nCmLlkY

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) February 2, 2020

The Irish Times view on the election campaign: change – but what kind? https://t.co/iw6bHhBNbr via @IrishTimesOpEd

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) February 1, 2020

Pat Leahy: A block of Green and centre-left TDs could transform the government-formation process (via @IrishTimesOpEd) https://t.co/TEGRHo50Kg

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 26, 2020

Diarmaid Ferriter: Varadkar is not convincing when he says his conservatism is compassionate (via @IrishTimesOpEd) https://t.co/8gcIwN8u0F

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 25, 2020

The Irish Times view on fixing the housing crisis: yes we can, and we must (via @IrishTimesOpEd) https://t.co/Aww0R3eOqU

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 25, 2020

World View: Next government could bring real shifts in Irish foreign policy https://t.co/wbSRr6mYRO via @IrishTimesOpEd

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 25, 2020

Voter desire for change is driven by anxiety https://t.co/gtHj18T8Rl via @IrishTimesOpEd

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 24, 2020

Short-term election promises on pensions no answer to long-term problem via @IrishTimesOpEd https://t.co/tjwCbmgljO

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 23, 2020

The Irish Times view on the pensions controversy: no place for auction politics https://t.co/BJvdXFFV6x via @IrishTimesOpEd

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 22, 2020

Fintan O'Toole (@Fotoole): Safety-first politics has had its day #GE2020 #GeneralElection2020 https://t.co/vcrEWCVTjP

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 21, 2020

#GeneralElection2020: Saturday voting not a solution for low voter turnout, via @IrishTimesOpEd https://t.co/4zrZ0Z3fgF

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 21, 2020

The Irish Times view on the Ipsos MRBI poll: #GE2020 on course for a cliffhanger, via @IrishTimesOpEd https://t.co/jdzG33v9Y8

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 21, 2020

Micheál Martin has transformed Fianna Fáil by eschewing his predecessors’ populist politics (via @IrishTimesOpEd) https://t.co/WaL7VngIcw

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 20, 2020

Civility as a civic and political virtue is in short supply https://t.co/gbaLamEHLV via @IrishTimesOpEd

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 20, 2020

Cliff Taylor: Which party can get things done? #GE2020 (via @irishtimesoped)

https://t.co/7x9qbBKZrx

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 19, 2020

Instability may be most likely outcome of general election (via @irishtimesoped)https://t.co/fi1msMYiVk

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 19, 2020

Too many promises risks making voters nervous (via @irishtimesoped)

https://t.co/B0rJ7qms4o

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 19, 2020

Candidates need to tell us what they will do if growth slows or corporate tax receipts fall away (via @irishtimesoped) https://t.co/IEwHfZp0I6

— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) January 18, 2020

Ireland Vol.54 (universities, etc.)

A few weeks ago, we caught up on deck with our mechanical engineer in the middle of the ongoing System 001/B campaign to get his first impression after a week testing in slow down configuration. pic.twitter.com/htpZtQQYqv

— The Ocean Cleanup (@TheOceanCleanup) September 2, 2019

#MaREI's Jimmy Murphy outlined "that at present wave energy is competing with offshore wind which costs less than 10 cents per kilowatt-hour, whereas wave energy can currently cost five times that"

. https://t.co/yE81mEZjMm via @fora_ie

— MaREI (@MaREIcentre) December 16, 2019

Great piece by @Tom_Mc_D from @NUIGCairnes for @RTEBrainstorm on his research into the impact of large flood events and the recovery of cities worldwide as well as looking at the economic impact of flooding. #PurposePeoplePlace #ClimateChange https://t.co/A9bW1rAeFP

— NUI Galway Research (@ResearchatNUIG) January 16, 2020

Check out Prof Lokesh Joshi's article for @rte discussing how @nuigalway based start-up Aquila Bioscience hope to help solve the global issue of #AMR and the rise of natural disease outbreaks globally. #PurposePeoplePlace #SARS #SwineFever #Ebola https://t.co/jxoKy235NE

— NUI Galway Research (@ResearchatNUIG) January 14, 2020

New publication by @RyanInstitute's Eoghan Clifford & collaborators on "Novel use of peatlands as future locations for the sustainable intensification of freshwater aquaculture production – A case study from the Republic of Ireland" https://t.co/Mym9Ta9LiK @nuigalway @AthloneIT pic.twitter.com/wWPAIBLd39

— The Ryan Institute (@RyanInstitute) December 16, 2019

.@nuigalway is planning to move towards a carbon-neutral campus over the next 10 years as part of a new strategy focusing on climate action, reports @Jess_JCasey https://t.co/OWqGqKaaWy

— Education Matters (@edmatters) January 9, 2020

I'm delighted and flattered to be included in @siliconrepublic's 25 bright sparks for 2020. Roll on the new year of #renewable #energy & #hydrogen research! @GenComm_H2 @RyanInstitute @MaREIcentre @NUIGalwayPress @EnergyEngNUIG @MechEngNUIG https://t.co/hOrkjZczWc

— Rory Monaghan (@IrishEnergyGuy) December 18, 2019

An innovation district, a new performance space, a library and a new sports campus – just some of the developments in which @nuigalway plans to invest hundreds of millions of euro in the coming years.https://t.co/hOE7ryGhw5

— WesternDevelopment (@WesternDevCom) January 9, 2020

Best of Luck to @nuigalway in implementing Strategy 2020-2025. @Entirl looks forward to continued collaboration and partnership in developing indigenous business and building scale in the West of Ireland.#poweringtheregions #globalambition https://t.co/Ezq0TE7bRa https://t.co/GYYt00zQWA

— EI WEST REGION (@ei_westregion) January 9, 2020

Block out the storm and have a listen to @Raydeepeet on 'The Monocle Weekly'. Radie talks to @Monocle24 about the upcoming 'Imagining Ireland' showcase (coming to Galway on 10 Feb) and the rich musical tradition of folk.
H/t @sheehan_gary https://t.co/2MsWx10jOf #galway2020

— Galway 2020 (@galway2020) January 13, 2020

Congratulations to @galway2020 on their US launch in @IrelandinNY New York today with Mayor of Galway @Mcubbard in attendance. It's going to be an exciting year ahead! https://t.co/bmt6TX695X

— Galway Int Arts Fest (@GalwayIntArts) January 14, 2020

Congratulations to @leronews director, @UL's Professor Brian Fitzgerald on becoming the first Irish person elected president of the Association for Information Systems (AIS). @scienceirel #BelieveInScience #AIS #InformationSystems https://t.co/B2T0vsPTrt

— Lero (@LeroNews) April 8, 2019

Starlings flock together in stunning murmuration over a lake in Ireland pic.twitter.com/KyR01h0z1a

— The Sun (@TheSun) January 7, 2020

Congratulations Dr Eamonn De Barra @UL & #Stryker – "Bone cement technology wins innovation award" https://t.co/vDDnuz1PFM @UL_Research

— UL Research (@UL_Research) May 19, 2017

New University of Limerick study shows golfers can improve their performance just by watching a video of an expert putting a ball and imagining they are going through the same motions VIA @DailyMailUK https://t.co/3UYKHQIjQY

— University Of Limerick (@UL) November 28, 2019

“The current finding extends the technology towards pragmatic, low-cost, renewable sources for electricity generation,” Luuk van der Wielen, Director of @BernalNews read more via @Futurism #ResearchAtUL https://t.co/3TND6yz4p5

— University Of Limerick (@UL) December 6, 2017

Bernal Institute & UL spin-out Cala Medical is developing a new technology to target one of Ireland’s biggest killers, sepsis @UL_Research @UL @NexusUL #ULcommercialisation #thinkBig@UL

Research shows lack of awareness over sepsis https://t.co/7drKmhUJE2 via @rte

— Bernal Institute (@BernalNews) February 2, 2018

Great news for our next door neighbours @troy_studios

“Limerick's Troy Studios expands to become largest studio facility in Ireland” VIA @Limerick_Leader https://t.co/4FFKDrSIDw

— University Of Limerick (@UL) December 19, 2019

Really enjoyed this film it was good fun! https://t.co/KhSdsf0uzJ

— Troy Studios (@troy_studios) January 6, 2020

#WATCH Researchers at the University of Limerick are developing cutting-edge technology that could make it cheaper and more attractive to drive eco-friendly cars

⬇️@EricGClarke reports⬇️#VMNews | @nanoresearchul | @sidrive2020 | @bernalnews | @UL pic.twitter.com/QhHduJLyLa

— Virgin Media News (@VirginMediaNews) October 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/WEEEIreland/status/1014517560409231361

Mark G opened our eyes to the impact of streaming and the digital age of music. His interesting metaphors kept us captivated! https://t.co/UxcpZL3fPN @IreMusPod @KingKongComp @UL @stephenkinsella @BusinessAtUL #musicindustry #Waterford #TEDxUniversityofLimerick #technology #arts

— TEDxUL2020 (@TEDxUL2020) July 8, 2019

#Limerick #ThreeBridgesWalk ⁦⁦@MedievalLimk⁩ ⁦@stmaryslimerick⁩ ⁦@KingJohnsCastle⁩ ⁦@LimerickCouncil⁩ ⁦@Westfieldslands⁩ ⁦@TheTweetyStone⁩ ⁦@NicholasStree12⁩ ⁦@ShannonEstuaryI⁩ #ShannonEstuaryWay #Ireland @wildatlanticway⁩ pic.twitter.com/7gOji9j3lf

— Limerick Ryan (@SeanRyanT) January 8, 2020

Featured on last night’s @10Things_ToKnow , SLURRES is a technology and business model to mobilise livestock slurries for community based Anaerobic Digestion. The study was a collaboration between @UL and @BioeconomyIRL and was funded by our RDD programme. https://t.co/V4HKD3RtNR pic.twitter.com/lrVVq95pwC

— SEAI (@SEAI_ie) December 11, 2018

What really happens to our recycling? @thatdanishgirl looks at where the 1m tonnes of packaging waste put out for collection goes. With insights from @stephenkinsella @UL & Celine Horner @EPAIreland https://t.co/0xmgDE4u8x

— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) December 26, 2019

https://t.co/gkxIAOLiV4
Georgian Living City shortlisted for innovation in planning award @rosiewebbtweets #livingcity @LimerickCouncil @plusCities

— Smart Limerick (@Smart_Limerick) January 14, 2020

The theme of this year’s Limerick St. Patrick’s Day Parade has been announced as Our Future is Green!

Parade participants are being asked to showcase their green credentials as part of this year’s @LimerickStPats

More info: https://t.co/vGkZVtZcNm #LimerickStPatsFestival pic.twitter.com/zWlSGaiSdO

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) January 15, 2020

The Keale River Walk is a peaceful woodland with active wildlife such as otters, kingfishers, and squirrels. Starting in farmland the walk takes you through a beautiful wood and a waterfall

Length: 7km
Rating: Easy
Clothing: Walking boots #ActiveLimerick https://t.co/psYnXwSbpy pic.twitter.com/yt8EP8MBrz

— Limerick.ie (@Limerick_ie) January 13, 2020

A walk through the pretty town of Castleconnell, nestled on the banks of the River Shannon, is good for the mind and body with breath-taking scenery only a short drive from Limerick City #ActiveLimerick

Learn more about Castleconnell here: https://t.co/kCJm6mA1Su pic.twitter.com/feQY00JtCJ

— Limerick.ie (@Limerick_ie) January 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/mariaflan/status/1204049320464527361

Good morning! Great news for @DcuBiotech & @nicb_dcu today as researchers from both have been awarded 'Novel Targets for Skin Health- funding from major #pharma Almirall. It's hoped the research could lead to new treatments for #eczema & #psoriasis. Click https://t.co/wuFhd7CGji pic.twitter.com/ZJY6ugSsZ7

— DCU (@DublinCityUni) December 18, 2019

Ahead of @DCUChemistry's #LeavingCert #Chemistry visits later this week, here's a preview of one of the experiments that the 5th and 6th year students will get to see in action.#Cloveoil pic.twitter.com/nIF1VTcHLq

— John McLoughlin (@JohnTheLabTech) January 7, 2020

When Astellas Ireland wanted to investigate an #IoT solution track their hazardous waste to ensure correct disposal overseas, IMaR was able to help. @ittralee @Entirl @EITechGateway @aiotgroup #innovation #IIoT #RFID #TraceNTrace #traceability https://t.co/YljcPe3IQk

— IMaR Research Centre (@imar_ie) August 14, 2019

The Cold War spy technology which we all use #RFiD #IoT https://t.co/hJQa45AsX0

— IMaR Research Centre (@imar_ie) August 23, 2019

Happy #WorldSoilDay everyone!! We are thrilled that work carried out by researchers in our school is contributing to our global understanding of soils https://t.co/ImqtrwKv6K

— DCU School of Chemical Sciences (@DCUChemistry) December 5, 2019

Happy to share the summary report from our recent #WaterBlitz ! Looking forward to diving further into the data and seeing what else it contains @DublinCityUni @muirtheimhne @DCUFSH @Earthwatch_Eur @DCUHist_Geog https://t.co/xAvIfgk77m

— Water Institute DCU (@DCUWater) October 30, 2019

@DcuBiotech Lead PI Paul Leonard & collaborators awarded €470,000 to further dev. digital cell biology platform @Entirl https://t.co/snSZpCpylh pic.twitter.com/JzT6wPxG2S

— DCU FSH (@DCUFSH) June 25, 2019

Delighted to talk about my research in the Irish Times today @DublinCityUni @DcuBiotech @DCUFSH
Thanks @claireoconnell for a wonderful article!

Don’t be immune to the benefits of thinking beyond your field https://t.co/BTJ8a4kHYj

— Christine Loscher (@celoscher) June 13, 2019

New #research grants:

Dr Naomi Walsh from Dublin City University has been awarded £166k for her exciting project designing new chemotherapy drugs to target certain types of cancer stem cells@naomiwalsh01 @nicb_dcu @dublinCityUni #pancreaticcancer pic.twitter.com/YMfV3X2tYO

— PancreaticCancer Res (@PanCanResearch) May 29, 2019

What research can teach us about living longer, and better

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 28, 2019

9 Kerry start-ups set to reign in the Kingdom https://t.co/KYItUMgU04 via @siliconrepublic

— AgriTech Centre of Excellence (ACE) (@AgritechA) August 22, 2019

Great to see Sula Health being featured in @IrishTimesBiz – @imar_ie Technology Gateway worked in #collaboration with Sula to develop a #PrintedCircuitBoard for the #prototype for #wearabletechnology #light #therapy #sleep
Read the #article below;https://t.co/IfvQclHN6N pic.twitter.com/2WEPJTQ3uB

— EMD Ireland (@EMDcluster) December 12, 2019

Delighted that #KerrySciTech has been successful in securing @Entirl #REDF funding to build on our progress to date & support us in our efforts to elevate #STEM innovation & leadership in the #Kerry region! 💪🏻 #GlobalAmbition https://t.co/ZvQ0I9XdTx

— KerrySciTech (@kerry_SciTech) January 8, 2020

Thanks to these AI-powered robots, every broccoli will get the attention it needs to be the best broccoli it can be. https://t.co/YwhxUIbCmQ

— IEEE Spectrum (@IEEESpectrum) January 3, 2020

Last week we #launched #BeyondIoT2020 conference. Thanks to all who attended and continue to support us!

Bring on January 2020 where experts come to @CIT & @NimbusCentre from across the globe to collaborate on #emergingtechnologies

More info & tickets : https://t.co/R7yKioMNBm pic.twitter.com/N3Sjlcf4BM

— Beyond IoT (@BeyondIoT2020) November 22, 2019

Having supported projects with over 1000 Irish companies in the last five years, discover what to expect when working with @aitsri @imar_ie @NimbusCentre @TSSG_WIT @WirelessIoT #TechnologyGateways with our explanatory Innovation Journey blog and roadmap https://t.co/7Cs0XIBp00 pic.twitter.com/UsQsDfGJpN

— Applied IoT (@aiotgroup) December 2, 2019

Approximately 40% of global data is held in facilities designed and built in Ireland.

Read some more of the insights shared at the Enterprise Ireland Global Data Centre Forum: https://t.co/m0XVM784N9 #IrishAdvantage pic.twitter.com/GQNURK8tku

— Enterprise Ireland (@Entirl) January 20, 2020

Enterprise Ireland Technology Gateway Clusters: How we can help your company https://t.co/dMaeXqNwda @EMDcluster @aiotgroup @irishfoodtech

— EI Technology Gateway (@EITechGateway) January 26, 2020

This analysis, published in the Lancet today is based on medical records from 195 nations, shows there are 49 million cases a year.
The 11 million deaths from sepsis account for one in five of all deaths around the world.https://t.co/Ntqu3zB4DI

— SepTec (@SepTec_sepsis) January 16, 2020

Microplastics exposure from air pollution is a massively underexplored issue impacting on public health that we are investigating @MicroplasticsH @DCUWater https://t.co/QqhLXdMhxJ

— Dr Jenny Lawler (@JennyLawler7) June 11, 2019

There are important messages to be taken from this and there is a need for increased awareness in this area – an issue I'm looking forward to tackling with you @leahy_roisin and @SiobhanOConnor3 @EndaWhyte on your @IrishResearch funded project with the @LadiesFootball https://t.co/SRpcDZMjtj

— Keith Rochfort (@keithrochfort) June 26, 2019

We had such fun coming up with this! @WilliamsMolly_9 @DCUFSH @B2020project https://t.co/BFSzMQrvyN

— Anne Parle-Mcdermott (@anne_parle) September 16, 2019

Thank you @sweenema for highlighting this urgent issue! #folicacid @anne_parle @DcuBiotech @nicb_dcu @DublinCityUni @PaolaDrago3 @BookeyNiamh https://t.co/GsFs0YrdcM

— Parle-McDermott Group, DCU (@APMCDLab) November 12, 2019

My brilliant supervisor explaining how we can save water! After a week without safe water, I'm hoping people in Dublin are beginning to realise just how important it is! 💧 https://t.co/xmdOzCsRKv

— Molly-Ann Williams (@WilliamsMolly_9) November 15, 2019

From today onwards you can also watch the #NPEEpodcast! New episodes are now recorded on video: https://t.co/GK1I9bLQog pic.twitter.com/lAhP6o0KPc

— UCD_DEI (@UCD_DEI) January 28, 2020

🐎🧬 Genetic data shows increased inbreeding in Thoroughbreds may compromise future sustainability of breed

👉 https://t.co/TIJXlIYttc

🐴 97% of Thoroughbreds analysed in the study traced to Northern Dancer, while 35% of the European horses had Sadler’s Wells in their pedigree pic.twitter.com/S1C3pI0nXt

— University College Dublin (@ucddublin) January 21, 2020

👮‍♀️👩‍⚖️ Punishing our way to a safer society?

🗣 "It would be disappointing if, in their desire to impress the electorate…politicians were to engage in another round of hollow promises that will do little to alleviate the burden of crime…"https://t.co/8cst4zYFXN

— University College Dublin (@ucddublin) January 24, 2020

👀 https://t.co/V7leUhDyMi

— University College Dublin (@ucddublin) January 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/_Rosemount/status/1222185949980962821

Fascinating analysis by the @ucddublin @Connected_Pol blog on the social media impact of last week's leaders' debate. Will be interesting to see the next instalment (after tonight's debate)…. https://t.co/nVWOG6vivP

— david farrell (@dfarrell_ucd) January 27, 2020

UCD centre aims to raise standard of corporate governance in Ireland https://t.co/njdLKgNcNU via @IrishTimes

— Niamh M.Brennan (@ProfNiamhBre) January 23, 2020

“In today’s democracy more than ever we really need to hear from our citizens.”

Professor David Farrell, who helped establish the Irish citizens' assemblies, says politics is changing from being about voting to “kick the rascals out” to being “more voice-centred”#Newsnight pic.twitter.com/nqmtuswpG8

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) January 24, 2020

Hearty congratulations to our ⁦@ucddublin⁩ ⁦@UCDHistory⁩ colleague ⁦@catherCox⁩ for the Best Production nomination for The Examination at the Irish Theatre Awards!! https://t.co/k8PSy5egOU

— Emily MarkFitzGerald (@emilymfg) January 27, 2020

"The periphery has always been the more interesting place for me. I didn't quite fit and that suited me." Loved listening to Anne Enright on @BBCRadio4 #DesertIslandDiscs today @ucddublin @HumanitiesUCD @artscouncil_ie @LaureateFiction @Hodges_Figgis https://t.co/kJ35DfE1aW

— UCD Press (@UCDPress) January 26, 2020

Fantastic result, that includes data from a long monitoring campaing with the @ucdscience Watcher robotic telescope, about a binary system that kept brightening and dimming for 500 days. Congrats to our team involved: Prof. @LorraineHanlon1 & Drs @jaaaaam & @antmarcarr. https://t.co/WplxukQ5A8

— AstroUCD (@astroucd) January 21, 2020

Trinity's Miguel Crespo Chacón looks at a new EU project which highlights the potential of #microhydropower in energy efficiency and explores its role in the water-energy-food nexus. A great read: https://t.co/8z1QtjZmsD #TrinityResearch #Sustainability pic.twitter.com/VM0QxNPU5J

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) January 28, 2020

Cycling or swimming, walking or yoga? 🚴‍♀️🏊‍♂️🚶🏾‍♀️🧘🏼‍♂️

What is the best exercise for you? Professor Wilby Williamson says that whatever activity you choose the most important thing is to move: https://t.co/Qw3gL5QIm3 #TrinityResearch #Sport #health pic.twitter.com/SJqmVJgMLl

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) January 26, 2020

Cute or terrifying?
This week saw the first confirmed sighting of a red bellied jumping spider in a Dublin garden. Trinity's @collieennis says that sightings such as these will become more widespread in Ireland's ever warming climate: https://t.co/AWSnJVfaKP #climatechange pic.twitter.com/DQLWe5neaV

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) January 25, 2020

Our talented TCD alumna @eimearnoone will be the first ever female orchestra conductor at the #Oscars! What an impressive accomplishment for this Irish composer and conductor. Read more here: https://t.co/hJlqNO1R22 #InspiringGenerations #AcademyAwards pic.twitter.com/LvWEm51rJz

— TCD Alumni (@tcdalumni) January 26, 2020

Country 'sitting on a timebomb' over crisis in third-level funding, says Trinity Provost https://t.co/aOKBMjiQyL

— Patrick Prendergast (@pjprendergast) January 28, 2020

The state of global biodiversity — it’s worse than you probably think – https://t.co/ZIjbazb7YP ⁦@tilda_tcd⁩ ⁦@tcddublin⁩ https://t.co/hmvhnZsSbC

— Professor Rose Anne Kenny (@RoseAnnekenny1) January 26, 2020

Justin Holmes from @ambercentre used an image of the Periodic Table’s Endangered Elements to stress how AMBER II will focus on sustainable materials. To think that future generations might have a shorter table to learn puts it in perspective! @UCCResearch @scienceirel pic.twitter.com/lPHSoew6gH

— Prof. Linda Doyle (@TCDdeanresearch) June 24, 2019

@PaulTBolger @BOGallachoir @JerryDMurphy66 @CullotyS @UCCResearch https://t.co/SgpEsFFGi8

— UCC Climate Lab (@uccclimatelab) July 11, 2019

Excellent article by @JohnSodeau from @UCC @eriucc @uccchemistry on #Airpollution and what we can do to address this global problem and protect #AirQuality and #publichealth. @EPAAirQuality @Dept_CCAE @johnwenger9 https://t.co/5orsMJ8zTP

— CRAC (@CRAClabUCC) January 10, 2020

Latest @IEAbioenergy case story on #circulareconomy grass #biorefinery with production of renewable #insulation, #bioplastics renewable energy in the form of #biogas and #biofertiliser. Read all about it here: https://t.co/m2voFqHjOs pic.twitter.com/FLCNCVS2M8

— Jerry D Murphy (@JerryDMurphy66) July 7, 2019

Working with the incredibly talented team @TyndallInstitut over the past 9 months on how we commercialize the already successful RADFET technology. Delighted from today we can begin to speak about it and kick-off our big plans to scale this globallyhttps://t.co/X2ytZsykWa

— Brad Wrigley (@BradWrig) July 8, 2019

Experts at @UCC's Centre for Research into Atmospheric Chemistry say the worrying air pollution data from #Cork in recent days proves that the days of the open fire are numbered #Cork https://t.co/fL6kUMz4Mb

— Eoin English (@EoinBearla) December 4, 2019

Recent air pollution levels in Cork have been described as 'hazardous' by the @EPAIreland's monitoring website, @JohnSodeau & @johnwenger9 of @CRAClabUCC explain why in today's @echolivecork: https://t.co/y8tGf9rycD @uccchemistry @PaulTBolger @CullotyS @SEFSUCC @CorkHealthyCity

— ERI (@eriucc) January 22, 2020

ICYMI: Using powerful computer models created at @MaREIcentre, the @scienceirel research centre based at @UCC, researchers can simulate thousands of possible different futures for Ireland’s energy system https://t.co/fIibnm6OQf

— SiliconRepublic (@siliconrepublic) July 3, 2019

Why fibre is not always good for your health. Scientists, the EU and national governments are going to have to show some moral backbone in fighting the microfibres in our air. By @JohnSodeau @UCC https://t.co/aAQR9P8KEx

— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) September 3, 2019

As a new study reveals significant microplastic pollution in snow samples from the Arctic to the Alps, Prof @JohnSodeau of @uccchemistry says it is time for EU Governments to start monitoring the atmosphere for contamination: https://t.co/YFHHribS2P

— Shamim Malekmian (@ShamimMalekmian) August 20, 2019

Menthol has found a purpose beyond soothing a cough. Researchers have designed a genetic circuit that can be switched on by a drop in temperature — or by menthol, which imparts a cooling sensation. #ResearchHighlight https://t.co/G1nFYdw0cd

— Nature (@nature) July 15, 2019

Science and Technology Vol.14 (#CoronaVirus)

The good news: There’s still an opening to prevent a grim outcome. @ScottGottliebMD https://t.co/IZFYvMz8Mx

— AEI (@AEI) January 30, 2020

Like any deadly disease, coronavirus is a tragedy. However, Chinese communism is making this one far worse. https://t.co/QMv0mxIYTA

— AEI (@AEI) January 29, 2020

To prevent wider spread, what may be most needed are simple, reliable tests that let us screen more widely for the spread of this novel virus. @ScottGottliebMD https://t.co/rxECRT2fRX

— AEI (@AEI) January 29, 2020

The Wuhan episode shows that while we’ve learned some lessons from SARS and MERS, we remain tragically vulnerable. @ScottGottliebMD https://t.co/JOllVYuIJU

— AEI (@AEI) January 26, 2020

BREAKING: The World Health Organization just declared the Wuhan Coronavirus a global health emergency. Find out "WTH is Going On" here as @dpletka and I ask @ScottGottliebMD if it could become a global pandemic.

Listen ➡️ https://t.co/3BW619tJP1 pic.twitter.com/jLwjXTEi5h

— Marc Thiessen (@marcthiessen) January 30, 2020

.@ScottGottliebMD just joined us on the podcast to discuss #China's response to the #coronavirus and the virus's global impact.

Stay tuned for the new episode on Wednesday, and, in the meantime, check out our latest episodes here: https://t.co/CQd2QVBXHP pic.twitter.com/U8Va8ZOYkV

— What the Hell Is Going On? (@AEI_WTHIGO) January 27, 2020

As the fight to contain #coronavirus continues, @JJCarafano puts new efforts in focus: pic.twitter.com/wJoUrmzLSv

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) January 30, 2020

"Cases of the #virus originating in #Wuhan have cropped up worldwide, forcing governments to roll out measures to screen travelers or even restrict arrivals in hopes of preventing outbreaks in their own countries." From @EastBelow. https://t.co/cqoPExPdLu pic.twitter.com/71WM3CznKd

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) January 30, 2020

Ben West talks about the #coronavirus that appears to have started in a #Wuhan, #China, market. Read more here: https://t.co/gKm8YWtUQG pic.twitter.com/Bn8dJKTI8x

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) January 30, 2020

The World Health Organization has declared a public health emergency of international concern over the recent outbreak of a novel coronavirus that originated in China. https://t.co/XFPrPfqUAW

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) January 30, 2020

In response to the SARS pandemic of 2002, the Chinese government comprehensively restructured its public health system.

But the initial mishandling of the #CoronavirusOutbreak revealed weaknesses in this enhanced system, says RAND's Jennifer Bouey. https://t.co/JnbZHSb8T4

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) January 30, 2020

The explosive outbreak of a new coronavirus (2019-nCov) in China's Hubei province is advancing at a breakneck pace.

CSIS experts breakdown the global health, economic, and geopolitical implications of this outbreak: https://t.co/468Au3FQPl pic.twitter.com/RZyVCHkLzE

— CSIS (@CSIS) January 30, 2020

On a new episode of the @ChinaPowerCSIS podcast, @BonnieGlaser discusses China's response to the coronavirus with @YanzhongHuang.

Apple: https://t.co/cwnTB9tGzS
Spotify: https://t.co/pITld3wJdE pic.twitter.com/uL0A9MI79b

— CSIS (@CSIS) January 30, 2020

Wuhan, class, and the coronoavirus: https://t.co/ejhse8zyBb

— The Wilson Center (@TheWilsonCenter) January 29, 2020

In his latest @bopinion column, #FletcherDean Emeritus @stavridisj makes an argument for why battling a pandemic, like #coronavirus, is a job for the #military.

Read his full article here: https://t.co/jm5b8lNWWx pic.twitter.com/GDrc4bMNUo

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) January 30, 2020

Prof. Thomas Rid (@RidT) weighed in on disinformation online regarding coronavirus via @bloomberg. https://t.co/QKcYwpzk9S

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) January 30, 2020

.@PeterHotez, fellow @BakerCHB, spoke to CGTN on Tuesday, applauding the government leadership of China and the scientific community for quickly detecting the full gene sequence of the #coronavirus. See the video here: https://t.co/e30dvyLNk6

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 30, 2020

So long as the #coronavirus doesn’t spread into a global pandemic, slipping demand in #China is just a temporary blip, @Ken_Medlock, senior director of the @CES_Baker_Inst, tells @JDBlum23. https://t.co/pk90TKpFnQ #oilprice #oilprices #oilandgas #energy

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) January 28, 2020

Apple, McDonalds and Starbucks are among the major U.S. companies that have closed locations or reduced service in China amid the spread of the novel coronavirus that's killed at least 170 people and infected more than 7,700. https://t.co/aJNUd81C0D

— ABC News (@ABC) January 31, 2020

JUST IN: U.S. State Department issues advisory, warning citizens, "Do not travel to China due to novel coronavirus first identified in Wuhan." https://t.co/Zz0CvIDrvk pic.twitter.com/u3OGRVdF0O

— ABC News (@ABC) January 31, 2020

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in China could be good for bringing jobs back to the United States, as companies review their supply chains and potentially move out of China. https://t.co/Sc9sAe28zv

— ABC News (@ABC) January 31, 2020

A top Pakistani health official said that Islamabad had no immediate plan to evacuate any of some 30,000 nationals living in China to study and work, despite the new coronavirus that surfaced there. https://t.co/eoSM1AGoXk

— ABC News (@ABC) January 30, 2020

WHO Director-General on the declaration of coronavirus as a public health emergency: "Our greatest concern is the potential for the virus to spread to countries with weaker health systems and which are ill-prepared to deal with it." https://t.co/UixN993NPy pic.twitter.com/JuoCQjS17H

— ABC News (@ABC) January 30, 2020

State Department issues "Do Not Travel" warning for China https://t.co/ruzsE3s1Ot pic.twitter.com/Tisj19qM2X

— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 31, 2020

Corona beer maker shrugs off misinformation on coronavirus https://t.co/3rtPp2EmQr pic.twitter.com/vdkv6PHzM2

— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 31, 2020

The WHO is calling the coronavirus outbreak a “global emergency” as more than 8,000 have been infected worldwide.

There are 6 U.S. cases tonight — and @CDC_gov confirmed the first instance of person-to-person transmission.@adrianasdiaz has the latest https://t.co/L9YsQqQ521 pic.twitter.com/rtFOoGdxBP

— CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) January 30, 2020

NEW (THREAD 1/7): China now has more #WuhanCoronavirus cases than *global* #SARS cases in 2003. @StateDept warns Americans "do not travel" to China – its highest alert. As fears rise, villagers outside Beijing barricade roads and global firms freeze operations. @CBSNews is here. pic.twitter.com/n246qnD7Tu

— Ramy Inocencio 英若明 (@RamyInocencio) January 31, 2020

World Health Organization declares coronavirus outbreak "a public health emergency of international concern." https://t.co/PSpKSgxZFv

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 31, 2020

How many cases are there currently in the US?@DrJohnTorres: As of now, there are 6 confirmed cases in the US. Here’s a map showing where they are located → https://t.co/kEacNOajNw (9/10)

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 30, 2020

First person-to-person coronavirus case reported in US, CDC says. https://t.co/HIaAVwqtkl

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 30, 2020

Amy Lee-Ludovicy was told her kids' school wouldn’t be headed to New York's Chinatown to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

“The kids are not being educated on this matter," she said, "they are just simply being told 'we should stay away from Chinese people'” https://t.co/rVuoPtfE3W

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 31, 2020

State Department issues 'do not travel' advisory for China, asks those in the country to consider leaving https://t.co/XPhK2vT4jv

— CNBC (@CNBC) January 31, 2020

Coronavirus live updates: China says death toll hits 213, confirmed cases rise to 9,692 https://t.co/frGbrFeEPC

— CNBC (@CNBC) January 31, 2020

As an epidemic rages, many Chinese provinces have extended their Lunar New Year holiday by weeks, but financial markets will resume operating Monday. This creates a problem for investors, writes @shuli_ren https://t.co/DCDr2i5hgQ

— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) January 31, 2020

45% of 150,000 Chinese doctors surveyed in 2018 said they hoped their children wouldn’t become doctors, too.

That's not a good sign for a country already short of doctors https://t.co/jlxmfXRVAP

— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) January 31, 2020

#Coronavirus: we stand ready to support EU countries and ensure a strong and coordinated EU response to the developing situation of the coronavirus, outside and within the Union.

Press conference by @SKyriakidesEU and @JanezLenarcic https://t.co/rRlfARsjvP

— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) January 29, 2020

As the #Coronavirus outbreak intensifies, the EU Civil Protection Mechanism has been activated on request from France.
Two planes will be mobilised to repatriate EU citizens from the Wuhan area to Europe.
➡️ https://t.co/HKMpin3PE1

Overview of the outbreak with latest data ↓ pic.twitter.com/RmyLuyqUf2

— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) January 28, 2020

Reaching out this morning to PM Li Keqiang to discuss #coronavirus and commended efforts of Chinese government to mitigate and contain virus. The EU stands ready to provide any assistance needed. pic.twitter.com/NfDlA0ZKL6

— Ursula von der Leyen (@vonderleyen) January 29, 2020

A fifth person in Germany has fallen sick with the new coronavirus, according to health authorities.https://t.co/FOp8UJv2Cv

— DW News (@dwnews) January 30, 2020

People in the quarantined Chinese city of Wuhan are supporting each other in an unconventional way in the face of restrictions on public gatherings. pic.twitter.com/4Xcm0MBC1M

— DW News (@dwnews) January 31, 2020

China is demanding an apology from the newspaper.https://t.co/dSzrPqLtBD

— DW News (@dwnews) January 30, 2020

Follow our live updates about the #coronarvirus outbreak: https://t.co/tPqN6brcwH

— DW News (@dwnews) January 30, 2020

▶️ World Health Organization declares coronavirus intl emergency as death toll surpasses 200 https://t.co/dqt4UbyM8K pic.twitter.com/YlTaZywHJT

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) January 31, 2020

https://twitter.com/BreakingF24/status/1223088792069791745
https://twitter.com/CHGlobalHealth/status/1222850225980788736

The number of people who have died from the coronavirus has risen sharply to 213 – hours after the outbreak was declared a global public health emergency https://t.co/gdoiuJjggq

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 31, 2020

Coronavirus: 'Empty seats' on plane taking 83 Britons from Wuhan https://t.co/1YMeSZO246

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 31, 2020

The #coronavirus outbreak has been declared a global public health emergency.

But what is a global health emergency and how could it affect you? https://t.co/CHBkuCqjlt

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 30, 2020

The #coronavirus outbreak, which started in China, has now been officially declared a global public health emergency https://t.co/8FQFnERVSO

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 30, 2020

Around 6,000 people were stuck on an Italian cruise ship after a Chinese passenger showed possible symptoms of the coronavirus.

Get more on the #coronavirus here: https://t.co/TdPnVBgswV pic.twitter.com/xNSr5Sk6vR

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 30, 2020

The decision by the World Health Organisation to declare coronavirus a public health emergency comes as the number of people who have died reached 170.

Get the latest on #coronavirus here: https://t.co/l981lwJ65y pic.twitter.com/I0MCK1p0tI

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 30, 2020

The government confirms British nationals stranded in the Chinese city at the centre of the #Coronavirus outbreak are to be flown home today.

🗣️ Sky's @AnnieGreen91 and @laurabundock discuss what will happen next.

🎧 Listen to the full #Daily podcast 👉 https://t.co/dw2hkH0nV5 pic.twitter.com/m6fRHiMFV8

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 30, 2020

WHO declares coronavirus a global emergency as 9,000 infected https://t.co/l0mGQboFBh

— The Independent (@Independent) January 31, 2020

WHO declares global emergency over coronavirus https://t.co/Sc3WWeD4Us

— The Independent (@Independent) January 31, 2020

The coronavirus outbreak is a chance to rethink our relationship with wild animals | Alexander Lebedev https://t.co/VNGZc9yntd

— The Independent (@Independent) January 31, 2020

The safest place to sit on a flight to avoid catching coronavirus https://t.co/wUlLvlZbvL

— The Independent (@Independent) January 30, 2020

Cruise ship with 6,000 passengers on lockdown over coronavirus fears https://t.co/nrxapahAU3

— The Independent (@Independent) January 30, 2020

The World Health Organisation has declared the outbreak of coronavirus to be a global emergency but insists it has faith in China https://t.co/fgOXZEsGNB

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 30, 2020

‘Although there are important differences between today’s coronavirus epidemic and the SARS outbreak—including far greater technological capacity to monitor disease—they may have the CCP’s habit of cover-ups in common.’ https://t.co/0JWDxs8HKF

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) January 29, 2020

‘We are seeing a China that has not learnt the lessons from SARS and is more focused on information control than helping to manage an international medical crisis' says ASPI’s Executive Director, Peter Jennings for the @australian https://t.co/yJ68xPYj93

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) January 29, 2020

Coronavirus: One step forward, one step back for the global economy | Roland Rajah https://t.co/82dTfIjy8w

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 29, 2020

Wuhan coronavirus: How upfront has Beijing been? | Richard McGregor https://t.co/0NXWbgbmXW

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 28, 2020

"The thing about China is that they can mobilize agencies and resources faster than anybody else can. The other side is that they can conceal things." | @LowyInstitute's @mcgregorrichard https://t.co/qpBWKWivTB

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 28, 2020

As Hong Kong wards off coronavirus, authorities struggle to win trust | Vivienne Chow https://t.co/gy9s2w0h4X

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 31, 2020

Coronavirus will cost Australia at least $1 billion says UBS, and that's if it doesn't get worse https://t.co/SuhcUDEJsG

— ABC News (@abcnews) January 31, 2020

Will travel insurance cover your cancelled trip to China after the coronavirus outbreak? https://t.co/1UR6PmnPH6

— ABC News (@abcnews) January 31, 2020

Matildas' Olympic qualifiers to go ahead despite coronavirus fears https://t.co/la81aupNDs

— ABC News (@abcnews) January 30, 2020

Wuhan evacuation plan: New Zealanders to be charged $500 https://t.co/QnzzqT2X2f pic.twitter.com/ypPisGnO6J

— Stuff (@NZStuff) January 31, 2020

How does New Zealand's reaction to coronavirus compare around the world? https://t.co/lQIhU7wXEp pic.twitter.com/G2vW7SXvvR

— Stuff (@NZStuff) January 31, 2020

First suspected case of coronavirus in New Zealand, virus declared a global emergency by WHO https://t.co/4MqcDVlsyI pic.twitter.com/FHyfuwPy9A

— Stuff (@NZStuff) January 31, 2020

Coronavirus is not 'Chinese' – don't racialise it because we all have to be prepared https://t.co/SVVM2eRETL

— Stuff (@NZStuff) January 31, 2020

Coronavirus declared a global emergency by WHO https://t.co/DEBBBYH9wR pic.twitter.com/zgp6Znjxma

— Stuff (@NZStuff) January 30, 2020

Have questions about the Coronavirus?

Please read our FAQ for the #UofT community here: https://t.co/P9sYBsxYKO

Updated news and information can be found here: https://t.co/DaahsFXE9d

— University of Toronto (@UofT) January 27, 2020

Chinese Canadians are speaking out against racism and stigma they have seen or experienced in the wake of #coronavirus. Earlier this week, @PubPolicy_Munk student Frank Ye spoke with @mattgallowaycbc about reactions he has witnessed.
https://t.co/VlqRh8OM7h

— Munk School (@munkschool) January 30, 2020

Fever alarms, paranoia as masked passengers fly from China https://t.co/23iNmW3kxi pic.twitter.com/1Atxcr9qdq

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) January 31, 2020

Evening Update: Coronavirus a global emergency, WHO declares https://t.co/B4jOKCCQCX pic.twitter.com/k8HlTEOs4f

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) January 30, 2020

Levi Strauss shuts half its China stores on coronavirus outbreak, expects financial hit https://t.co/pexaJNINsw @GlobeBusiness pic.twitter.com/2BIqSolROk

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) January 30, 2020

UK Vol.163 (Brexit Vol.58)

Tomorrow at 11pm the UK will leave the EU. The countdown is on. pic.twitter.com/vt4OUbpy61

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) January 30, 2020

.@LordPearsonUKIP asks the government what plans it has to offer the EU a new treaty, subject to @wto jurisdiction, which would continue the UK’s existing trading arrangements with the EU. Watch live https://t.co/SyQBMgCeFl pic.twitter.com/1tPwfdz0C3

— House of Lords (@UKHouseofLords) January 30, 2020

Today the EU Committee published its latest report on #Brexit-related treaties: https://t.co/gbHx30XvSk

— Lords EU Committee (@LordsEUCom) January 30, 2020

On Thursday at 10:05am (GMT) @SDStephDraper will tell us about the impact of #Brexit on #InternationalDevelopment NGOs, and @ECDPM’s James Mackie will share his knowledge of EU development policy and the options for future UK-EU cooperation: https://t.co/2WKgEf5up9

— Lords EU Committee (@LordsEUCom) January 29, 2020

Watch live: we speak to @LSELaw Professor Niamh Moloney and @imperialcollege Professor David Miles about #FinanceAfterBrexit

Link to livestream ➡️ https://t.co/PpQyNDPWV5 https://t.co/g1IzXL73Hy

— Lords EU Committee (@LordsEUCom) January 29, 2020

🗳☕️ The official mug to celebrate the 13,966,451 votes that secured a Conservative majority that's getting Brexit done.

🛍️ Get yours!
👉 https://t.co/YqOzmqVDAq pic.twitter.com/YS7ocnFOlG

— Conservatives #StayHomeSaveLives (@Conservatives) January 30, 2020

https://twitter.com/Conservatives/status/1222874302711812096

Brexit: The artist who lost friends because of his cartoons about the EU referendum https://t.co/9vkBNyJtCK

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 31, 2020

Brexit day: The UK will officially leave the EU at 11pm tonight https://t.co/lMPIKsPdsM

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 31, 2020

Editorial: The Brexit debate does not end with our departure from the EU tonight https://t.co/xgss1f9psB

— The Independent (@Independent) January 31, 2020

Brexit: What happens next? https://t.co/JMBDqrK6YT

— The Independent (@Independent) January 31, 2020

Is it inevitable that Britain will rejoin the EU? https://t.co/IuqjUJ8NQk

— The Independent (@Independent) January 31, 2020

After 47 years, the UK is finally leaving the EU https://t.co/rslo2Vd520

— The Independent (@Independent) January 30, 2020

Tom Peck: Brexit has already started to fall apart – as has the US trade deal https://t.co/CtnBqSJiLb

— The Independent (@Independent) January 30, 2020

It's been over 3 years since the British people voted to leave the EU, and what a ride it's been. We got our Brexit commissioning editor @asabenn to try and explain it all, in just 30 seconds

Read more about Britain's 47 tortured years in the EU here: https://t.co/CiVwg8Xl0k pic.twitter.com/kCvIHRphTc

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 31, 2020

It's Telegraph readers wot won it! https://t.co/NnNQLrZw2U

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 30, 2020

After two long years, @christopherhope's Brexit coin saga comes to a close, as the Royal Mint invited him behind the scenes to see the pressing of the Brexit 50p

Full story here:https://t.co/PfJYWS1odJ

pic.twitter.com/rUQkrdJNyQ

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 30, 2020

The future of the Union depends on the new leader of the Scottish Conservatives https://t.co/Xqz2AqeYX5

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 30, 2020

The Eurosceptic mission will not be over until the EU withers away https://t.co/F8dryjsBHE via @Telegraph

— Allister Heath (@AllisterHeath) January 29, 2020

https://twitter.com/christopherhope/status/1222787460146528257

What do the LSE’s experts think 2020 will bring for Brexit?
👇 https://t.co/K5omP98FSM

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) January 3, 2020

January 31 is not Brexit – uncertainty will continue https://t.co/NueOlNaf9o pic.twitter.com/KjNlHCBLDl

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) January 31, 2020

After Brexit, Britain’s hard line on immigration won’t hold https://t.co/ULwyjricIb

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) January 29, 2020

Brexit Day: 10 things that will change – UK in a changing Europe https://t.co/mN0QtjerNl

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) January 29, 2020

‘Too much risk’: why Erasmus students are shunning Brexit Britain https://t.co/CfJ597zi0U

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) January 28, 2020

Watchdog queries impact of £46m 'Get Ready for Brexit' campaign https://t.co/cYxqMhyWQW

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) January 28, 2020

Britons in EU urge Barnier not to use them as bargaining chips https://t.co/TXBpd4bsuR

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) January 27, 2020

'We estimate the Brexit vote increased consumer prices by 2.9 percent, costing the average household £870 per year.' – @cepr_org https://t.co/JcWn0psQCc

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) January 26, 2020

Our most popular post this week… 🇪🇺 ↩️
👇https://t.co/Djq9HRnpsF

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) January 26, 2020

My latest post is now up @lsebrexitvote

This little piece is the first publication coming out of my new project on the role of public intellectuals in the contemporary public sphere. Let me know what you think! https://t.co/gDSIsQbiZ1

— Peter Verovšek (@PeterVerovsek) January 28, 2020

Interesting & counter to intuition: https://t.co/4qToLPjVxZ

— Stefan Windberger 🇪🇺 (@s_windberger) January 26, 2020

Interesting analysis of political parties' Facebook campaigning messages during the UK 2019 election and the significant role of Brexit (ignored by Labour, nuanced by Tories) by @TristanHotham https://t.co/hL5ueAdpkU

— Charlie Beckett (@CharlieBeckett) January 24, 2020

Apart from feeling that they have been rejected, Poles are also mystified by Britain’s choice. https://t.co/SNIImHvxtR #PolesinUK

— Roch Dunin-Wąsowicz (@RochDW) January 25, 2020

We have entered a historical week for UK-EU relations. As such, our upcoming events are focusing on #Brexit, with the first taking place tonight!

Come & listen to our panellists discuss the implications of Brexit for the UK economy https://t.co/Fovh05wl7p #LSEBrexit pic.twitter.com/bhlCbPTCA6

— European Institute (@LSEEI) January 27, 2020

Pippa Norris estimates that the impact of the Brexit Party's decision not to stand in Conservative-held seats in #GE2109 doubled Johnson’s parliamentary majority https://t.co/w6UdDhv3VK

— LSE British Politics (@LSEpoliticsblog) January 26, 2020

https://twitter.com/Europarl_EN/status/1222800653426286593

LIVE: Watch members debate and vote on the EU-UK withdrawal agreement. Parliament’s approval is needed for the agreement to enter into force 👇 https://t.co/5jE7TvAtwB

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) January 29, 2020

🇬🇧 #Brexit deal approved by 621/049/013 https://t.co/uuY5rGAQjj pic.twitter.com/2KxQEqRpQq

— EP PressService (@EuroParlPress) January 29, 2020

https://twitter.com/Europarl_Photo/status/1222581100284981252

Today is a day full of emotions: we are grateful for the contribution the UK has made to our Union and the role British Members have played in this Parliament. Inevitably, things will be different but regardless we remain close friends and partners. https://t.co/V3WY42JSNk pic.twitter.com/d1Wzat8v5f

— David Sassoli (@EP_President) January 29, 2020

Today I signed the UK Withdrawal Agreement for the EU together with @vonderleyen

Things will inevitably change but our friendship will remain. We start a new chapter as partners and allies.

Hâte d’écrire ensemble cette nouvelle page. pic.twitter.com/a7zmGeBwZS

— Charles Michel (@eucopresident) January 24, 2020

"The UK and EU have two main options: either wait for the future overall shape of their relationship to be agreed first or pursue without delay a standalone research and innovation agreement"

>> https://t.co/rdkNt5O4a5 pic.twitter.com/icI3GzkVQ6

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) January 30, 2020

Michael Leigh, @mariademertzis and I discuss the future of EU-UK relations. Our special focus on future collaboration in research and development exemplifies how tricky it will be to reach an agreement. @nbarrett100 @Bruegel_org https://t.co/O7wHu95b3w via @Audioboom

— Guntram Wolff (@GuntramWolff) January 30, 2020

Interested in how 🇬🇧🇪🇺 can cooperate on research after Brexit?@wellcometrust and @Bruegel_org have run a simulated negotiation of a EU-UK research and innovation agreement to find out.

Report out today
👇https://t.co/CXAfVy6nPZ

— Beth Thompson (@Beth_Thompson) January 28, 2020

"Governance and dispute settlement are the most challenging aspects of future #LPF provisions, especially given the limitations of the UK’s domestic capacity to make long-term constitutional commitments."

👉Recommendation to ensure a post-#Brexit LPF: https://t.co/AgcYbaF36x

— EuropeanPolicyCentre (@epc_eu) January 30, 2020

2/ Is it possible for an agreement (between the EU-UK) to be agreed in 11 months? @FabianZuleeg & @anandMenon1 share some thoughts.

'In my view it will be almost impossible to conclude. If you can conclude something it will have to be very basic.' @FabianZuleeg pic.twitter.com/iNNmQEtWIt

— Martin Cooper (@mpc_1968) January 26, 2020

Senior Fellow of Int'l Affairs @anneapplebaum’s piece in @TheAtlantic touches on how Brexit has impacted political identities in the U.K. https://t.co/MIzVXhtNsU

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) January 29, 2020

Friday marks a new chapter in Brexit, as the UK formally leaves the EU and enters an eleven-month transition period. @TomHRaines, @NvOndarza, @EttGreco, and @StevenBlockmans discuss what might happen next: https://t.co/j2uLyNQdvy

— CFR IIGG (@CFR_IIGG) January 30, 2020

Further trade uncertainty related to #Brexit could cost the UK economy billions.

New report from @charles_ries, @econ_hafner, and colleagues: https://t.co/FqZwW4iqpY

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) January 30, 2020

#Brexit marks end of first phase, the divorce. Much harder discussion about future UK-EU relationship lies ahead, set against backdrop of polarised electorate & uncertainty about constitutional unity. My final blog update ~ https://t.co/KHmROhmBWG

— Amanda Sloat (@A_Sloat) January 30, 2020

The United Kingdom formally leaves the European Union on Friday. Will the EU be better off without the British? We asked dozens of experts—read their responses here.https://t.co/PoVyLtkXp5

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) January 30, 2020

In Northern Ireland, the threat of increased political violence has observers wary of Northern Irish politicians’ diminished status in Parliament. [3/5]https://t.co/lMUYlwPTqT

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) January 30, 2020

What does Brexit mean for the EU?

Speaking in May 2019, Sir John Major said Brexit will affect the EU negatively for a number of reasons.

Watch the #CHcentenary conversation on the future of British foreign policy with @RobinNiblett and Sir John Majorhttps://t.co/34kx3p3Z54 pic.twitter.com/VWiapIMzNm

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) January 30, 2020

With the UK still subject to European Court rulings, "the Government is determined not to extend the transition period" says the IEA's Head of Regulatory Affairs, @MissVHewson.https://t.co/tM8pbL8x4z

— IEA (@iealondon) January 30, 2020

The ASI has welcomed the recommendations of the Migration Advisory Committee for a more welcoming visa system after Brexit.

"But we should be moving towards an even more welcoming system, lowering fees and thresholds," our @matthewlesh comments:https://t.co/ok1tsJdMUE

— Adam Smith Institute (@ASI) January 28, 2020

What changes after Brexit Day on Jan. 31? https://t.co/1lZKT6bSLf

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 29, 2020

https://twitter.com/imperialcollege/status/1222133907421847558

Reflecting this morn on the seismic political changes in the north of Ireland in my lifetime – unionists won 15 of 17 seats in ‘83 election; now its just 8 from 18. ‘NI’ was a statelet artificially drawn on a sectarian headcount – it’s plurality today is forging a better future! pic.twitter.com/qkXcKFmRt2

— Chris Hazzard (@ChrisHazzardSF) December 14, 2019

https://twitter.com/BrexitBin/status/1218497940643180544

Future of union in doubt after election results in Scotland and Northern Ireland https://t.co/BG9BQb2qPR

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) December 13, 2019

The Tories still don't seem to get it, so I'll keep reminding them – Northern Ireland and Scotland voted to remain. And in every election since, we've rejected Brexit. @SDLPLive @theSNP pic.twitter.com/JeTwnjN4oF

— Colum Eastwood (@columeastwood) December 20, 2019

After years of Brexit drama, the U.K. enters a new chapter as it formally cuts ties Friday https://t.co/lJAZHaiJ94 pic.twitter.com/GAH5m2EMEK

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) January 30, 2020

Due to a low tariff regime the #UK has put itself in a strong position to negotiate a #FTA with the #EU, says @GFelbermayr @VincentStamer @Sandkampa #Brexit https://t.co/IGznejuk7C

— Kiel Institute (IfW) (@kielinstitute) January 27, 2020

OPINION: The divorce proceedings with the EU have been tortuous, but they're likely to pale in comparison with what lies ahead for the UK, argues DW's Rob Mudge.https://t.co/hj2EltcikO

— DW News (@dwnews) January 31, 2020

Britain is repositioning itself, and the power dynamics in Brussels are changing. Could the UK's exit from the EU be an opportunity for African countries? https://t.co/YqJ45IExLP

— DW News (@dwnews) January 31, 2020

▶️ UK PM Johnson hails Brexit as 'new beginning' as conflicted nation prepares celebration https://t.co/3J7w7cdimS pic.twitter.com/Yu5V3m88dL

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) January 31, 2020

▶️ UK PM Johnson hails Brexit as 'new beginning' as divided nation prepares celebration https://t.co/qand5HnsP2 pic.twitter.com/NIblViihrM

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) January 31, 2020

Science and Technology Vol.13 (#CoronaVirus)

China says will punish officials who slack off in fighting virus https://t.co/YirAVVVMVb pic.twitter.com/YmwFJIW1bh

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

China virus toll rises to 170 as countries isolate citizens to stop global spread https://t.co/pe0tn6zsqK pic.twitter.com/lrChnykET3

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

Chinese football association says to postpone domestic games in 2020 to contain virus spread https://t.co/hv82lGdNNK

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

Hong Kong unions threaten strikes in push for border closure to curb virus https://t.co/YoM8EBbbsw pic.twitter.com/deWYzfUCQU

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

South Korea's Moon urges calm amid protests over virus quarantine sites https://t.co/YoyJAk4m4F pic.twitter.com/kkT9Ni7ooH

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

Three Japanese evacuees from Wuhan test positive for virus, two had no symptoms https://t.co/niWkQ52Ipd pic.twitter.com/S3G6KtDodO

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

Factbox: Commodity market impact from the coronavirus in China https://t.co/AV9iO5VUb7 pic.twitter.com/JGDh9ofb3y

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

Dollar at two-month high, Aussie weak as virus anxiety spreads https://t.co/lnECTVM3zt pic.twitter.com/ntPN6jE6gA

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

Factbox: Commodity market impact from the coronavirus in China https://t.co/tHQt4NUB7j pic.twitter.com/LbF6j5FJfM

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

Virus fears push Asian stocks to seven-week low, boost safe-haven assets https://t.co/htYT5EFYT9 pic.twitter.com/OFpFvKpZ8c

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

Oil falls amid spread of Wuhan virus, rising crude inventories https://t.co/NI92NvlBiY pic.twitter.com/8OQfvpJYYt

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

Coronavirus outbreak poses risk to U.S. Fed's economic outlook https://t.co/kmdkfBMKmG pic.twitter.com/siH5XToZeZ

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

U.S. evacuees from China placed on 72-hour 'hold' at California military base for medical evaluation https://t.co/EAKNRnJa3r pic.twitter.com/HfmNd66itY

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

The death toll rises to 170 in the new virus outbreak in China as world health officials express “great concern” the disease is starting to spread between people outside of China. https://t.co/f7vFlFbwhn

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 30, 2020

Death toll rises to 170 in new virus outbreak in China, with 7,711 cases reported within the country. https://t.co/kqKFvFr3Gs

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 30, 2020

People around the world are buying up protective face masks in hopes of keeping the new virus from China at bay. But do the masks work? It depends. https://t.co/rPVZhYpedE

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 30, 2020

The 195 Americans who were evacuated from the Chinese city at the center of a virus outbreak will undergo three days of tests and monitoring at a Southern California military base to make sure they don't show signs of the virus, health officials say. https://t.co/dWJ9taBWMQ

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 29, 2020

VIDEO: Virus fears spark mask queues and empty shelves in Hong Kong.

Long queues form at pharmacies in Hong Kong as fears spread through the crowded metropolis over China's new #coronavirus epidemic pic.twitter.com/ritSlI9fY0

— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 30, 2020

Scenes from #Wuhan today.

On the ground in the epicentre of the #coronavirus, @AFPTV journalist @LeoRamirezAFP films a medical team collecting a suspected virus patient from an apartment block.

The death toll from the deadly epidemic in China has now risen 170 pic.twitter.com/pU7KLXHCsD

— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 30, 2020

Scenes from #Wuhan today.@AFP's @hectorretamal photographs life in the city under lockdown: removing a suspected #coronavirus patient from an apartment block, queuing at a pharmacy and disinfecting a residential area pic.twitter.com/Zz6N1CtwHx

— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 30, 2020

China sees deadliest day yet as global #coronavirus fears mount.@WHO warns all governments to be "on alert"https://t.co/72Z74ksUkB pic.twitter.com/shbYcvSawA

— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 30, 2020

Virus fears spark mask queues and empty shelves in Hong Kong#coronavirus https://t.co/TTZSgV5dnN

📸 People queue outside outside a pharmacy selling masks in Hong Kong pic.twitter.com/NUU2CBUjXG

— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 30, 2020

New Zealand evacuation flight from Wuhan offers spare spots on 300-seat plane to Australians and Pacific Islanders wishing to leave #coronavirus-hit city.

53 New Zealanders are confirmed to be in Wuhan but the actual number is believed to be double thathttps://t.co/UvRLoiqyWC pic.twitter.com/BI2wya7kdG

— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 30, 2020

#UPDATE Three Japanese citizens among more than 200 on a first evacuation flight from China test positive for the #coronavirus.

The three evacuees raise the number of cases in Japan to 11, including two who appear to have contracted the virus without travelling to China pic.twitter.com/JFcsNZQHDV

— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 30, 2020

Stranded in Wuhan: foreigners call for help in #coronavirus epicentre.

Thai national Aphinya is among thousands of foreigners desperate to escape — and watching helplessly as the US and Japan fly their citizens homehttps://t.co/13tSDqrBLR pic.twitter.com/0rYWMEHTz7

— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 30, 2020

Project fear: Misinformation spreads China virus panic.

Bat soup videos, vastly inflated death tolls, quack remedies and vaccine conspiracies – a global deluge of misinformation is compounding fears about the #coronavirus and stoking racial stereotypeshttps://t.co/8qOzdZFq7Q pic.twitter.com/8p8s5991r0

— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 30, 2020

The symptoms of coronavirus are very similar to the flu, but this deadly new virus is raising fears around the world. This is why.https://t.co/npnyouXswh

— nzherald (@nzherald) January 30, 2020

A 60-year-old man who died from an apparent cardiac arrest outside a restaurant in Sydney's Chinatown was reportedly not given CPR by bystanders out of fears that he had coronavirus.https://t.co/4FrP0R91Ft

— nzherald (@nzherald) January 30, 2020

New Zealand health authorities say there has not been anyone who has met the definition of a suspected case of coronavirus in this country, but they are expecting a case and are prepared for it.https://t.co/UnFtpw16Bj

— nzherald (@nzherald) January 30, 2020

#BREAKING Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters has revealed an Air New Zealand plane will be chartered to assist in getting New Zealanders out of Wuhan.https://t.co/KkzCtNenQp

— nzherald (@nzherald) January 30, 2020

Australians trapped in the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak will have to pay up to $1000 to be evacuated from Wuhan to quarantine on Christmas Island https://t.co/fBbFcsNerL

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 30, 2020

The death toll from the coronavirus has risen to 170 and the virus has now infected more people in China than were sickened during the 2002-2003 SARS outbreak | @rachelclun https://t.co/bWDE3GnW4T

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 30, 2020

Eight people, including children, have been isolated in Gold Coast University Hospital over coronavirus concerns. https://t.co/AZ6aV8uuEV

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 30, 2020

World health officials have expressed great concern that a dangerous new coronavirus is spreading between people outside of China https://t.co/qjbc0eQQF8

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) January 30, 2020

Ottawa's chief medical officer Dr. Vera Etches says there's very low risk for most people. https://t.co/H1omHsDu5V

— CBC News (@CBCNews) January 30, 2020

Canada has confirmed 2 cases of the new virus, with 1 more presumptive case. https://t.co/Td16JUr50f

— CBC News (@CBCNews) January 30, 2020

Coronavirus outbreak active and spreading, WHO says: 'Why wouldn't people be concerned?' https://t.co/EI87CajIIK pic.twitter.com/7ZkGlomN4H

— National Post (@nationalpost) January 30, 2020

First coronavirus case in British Columbia confirmed https://t.co/jwJri6OyiK pic.twitter.com/4Nvak0Ez7r

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) January 30, 2020

These are the numbers I can't stop watching on the John Hopkins #coronavirus map.

Somewhat related, I spoke to some Canadians in Wuhan and their families today, so stay tuned for a story on what they had to say from me and @dougquan https://t.co/4ru4DZR0DY pic.twitter.com/BQDWy3h616

— Alex McKeen (@alex_mckeen) January 30, 2020

Canada preparing plane to fly Canadians from Wuhan amid coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/kJJPkDET9z

— Alex Ballingall (@aballinga) January 29, 2020

Coronavirus fallout triggers worry in Toronto’s Chinatown https://t.co/BEWqrmOtnK via @torontostar

— David Rider (@dmrider) January 29, 2020

Coronavirus: Death toll rises as virus spreads to every Chinese region https://t.co/LWsT4bj72g

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 30, 2020

Coronavirus Wuhan diary: Living alone in a city gone quiet https://t.co/wnSmDaEG1U

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 30, 2020

#Coronavirus live updates: death toll jumps to 170 amid evacuation delays for foreign nationals#coronavirusoutbreak #nCoV2019 #WuhanCoronavirus https://t.co/8dY9OG004x

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 30, 2020

Coronavirus deaths leap in China as countries struggle to evacuate citizens https://t.co/bEDeiYOX6u

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 30, 2020

Are you in Wuhan? Tell us about living with the coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/sFVRWQZuVT

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 30, 2020

Make ban on Chinese wildlife markets permanent, says environment expert https://t.co/3ooIp4ZQwV

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 30, 2020

新型冠状病毒：现在武汉的情况怎么样? https://t.co/IjpQk8ne97

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 30, 2020

South Korea cracks down on fake news about spread of coronavirus https://t.co/3wYazufkfi

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 30, 2020

The nearly 200 Americans flown out of China will stay at a military base in California for at least three days so they can be monitored for Wuhan coronavirus symptoms. https://t.co/BKZoGmE8xg

— CNN International (@cnni) January 30, 2020

A student at Arizona State University has started a petition to cancel classes after someone from the university was confirmed to be infected with the Wuhan coronavirus https://t.co/vhGRBi3jaj

— CNN International (@cnni) January 30, 2020

Here's all the places where Wuhan coronavirus has spread. Live updates: https://t.co/Izj8C8iCkA pic.twitter.com/V7ABj5dToF

— CNN International (@cnni) January 30, 2020

Chinese health workers are to receive financial subsidies for fighting the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/nfc3kVwa8s

— CNN International (@cnni) January 30, 2020

Chinese President Xi Jinping is facing his ultimate test with the Wuhan coronavirus. Will he pass? https://t.co/Ah3A1uqHgp

— CNN International (@cnni) January 30, 2020

In the Chinese city of Wuhan, 11 million people are marking a week on lockdown to try to stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus.

However, scientists are warning that other major cities could soon become self-sustaining epidemics. https://t.co/EMCeZdpfqj

— CNN International (@cnni) January 30, 2020

Zhong Nanshan, one of China's leading respiratory experts and a hero of the 2003 fight against SARS, has told state media that he expects coronavirus infections to peak in up to 10 days. https://t.co/ZH3Cy6QrBB

— CNN International (@cnni) January 30, 2020

A week after Wuhan was placed under lockdown, more than 7,700 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in China, including 170 deaths. https://t.co/LFX8QdGtmy

— CNN International (@cnni) January 30, 2020

There are more than 100 cases of Wuhan coronavirus in 19 places outside mainland China https://t.co/17ia87bH9p

— CNN International (@cnni) January 30, 2020

Hong Kong customs officials are carrying out a large scale city-wide special operation to crack down on stores selling fake surgical masks amid the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. https://t.co/nd8LTzcwn6

— CNN International (@cnni) January 30, 2020

Elon Musk's Tesla factory in China just got up and running. Now its vehicle production there will be delayed because of the deadly Wuhan virus outbreak. https://t.co/zn1Ke8mwKV

— CNN International (@cnni) January 30, 2020

Science and Technology Vol.12 (#CoronaVirus)

Click here to view our collection of #coronavirus articles and chapters: https://t.co/vP4wGjccu5 @SHEA_Epi @ICHEJournal @Epidemio_Infect @WADEM_PDM @MicroscopySoc @LaryngolAndOtol pic.twitter.com/Cso5o8dCHe

— Cambridge Medicine and Health Sciences (@CUP_med_health) January 28, 2020

❓What do we know about the #coronavirus outbreak that we didn't know a week ago?
❓Is quarantining effective?
❓Is the U.S. prepared to respond to coronavirus?

Hear from @JenniferNuzzo, an expert in outbreak detection and response at @JHSPH_CHS: https://t.co/XAloS6JK6T

— Johns Hopkins University (@JohnsHopkins) January 28, 2020

Questions about the #coronavirus? We have answers. We will be adding to this list of questions as the virus progresses: https://t.co/dxt3QW3bZt pic.twitter.com/lyVkkhbwLk

— Nebraska Medicine (@NebraskaMed) January 28, 2020

Watch: Dr. Joe McBride, an infectious disease physician from @UWHealth discusses the coronavirus and its warning signs. https://t.co/hHIvdvrZbT

— WI Family Medicine (@widfm) January 27, 2020

George Bush airport to begin screening travelers for coronavirus.https://t.co/SCyqi0t7ho

— McGovern Med School (@McGovernMed) January 28, 2020

.@bcmhouston's @PeterHotez talked with @FoxNews about #coronavirus https://t.co/PDK5V3xVnN

— BCM Media Relations (@BCMHouston_News) January 28, 2020

Texas A&M confirms possible case of coronavirus: https://t.co/xB7277sNXZ #tamu pic.twitter.com/kLAwQovih2

— Texas A&M University (@TAMU) January 23, 2020

How does it spread? What are the symptoms? Infectious disease expert @emilymicheleL explains what public health officials know about the #coronavirus from Wuhan, China and how to stay safe.https://t.co/tq1QVE9wTV pic.twitter.com/eRp7irQnR6

— UChicago Medicine (@UChicagoMed) January 28, 2020

Karla Satchell, PhD, (@microProfMom) at Northwestern's Center for Structural Genomics of Infectious Diseases is leading an effort to investigate the structure biology of #coronavirus. 🎧Hear more on the status of their work: https://t.co/ChsQNbtnkl @NIAIDNews pic.twitter.com/pm3ceseEx6

— Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine (@NUFeinbergMed) January 28, 2020

Professor of Emergency Medicine Selim Suner, director of the Division of Emergency Preparedness, talks #coronavirus with @GoLocalProv. https://t.co/46eNdOsJjL

— The Warren Alpert Medical School (@BrownMedicine) January 28, 2020

.@Columbia experts explain what we know so far about the Wuhan #coronavirus https://t.co/P2XaWJuGh6

— Columbia Medicine (@ColumbiaMed) January 28, 2020

What is coronavirus? "We don’t yet know much about this particular virus," say Duke experts, "but coronaviruses aren’t new, so we can draw a picture of what they’re capable of from history."@DukeGHI @dukemedicine @dukenus #coronavirus https://t.co/SUQnon1cpb pic.twitter.com/yz3jIx51s6

— Duke Medical School (@DukeMedSchool) January 28, 2020

Daniel R. Kuritzkes, HMS professor and chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases at @BrighamWomen, shares insights on the #coronavirus (via @BostonGlobe) https://t.co/wuesgLTUj7

— Harvard Medical School (@harvardmed) January 27, 2020

https://twitter.com/UCSF/status/1222192369803649025

The Wuhan Novel #Coronavirus: Should You Be Worried? https://t.co/n1TNW0Xaaf pic.twitter.com/tUKN9GBgAe

— Michigan Medicine (@umichmedicine) January 27, 2020

Livestream press conference: Doherty Institute Wuhan coronavirus https://t.co/2FqpnGmJ4H

— Doherty Institute (@TheDohertyInst) January 29, 2020

Doherty Institute scientists first to grow and share novel #coronavirus. Announcement here: https://t.co/lMYExkWaDb @UniMelbMDHS @TheRMH @uommedia pic.twitter.com/NKrwPQGO5H

— Doherty Institute (@TheDohertyInst) January 28, 2020

Researchers @TheDohertyInst have had a major breakthrough in the race to combat the Wuhan coronavirus. Well done to all involved! #coronavirusaustralia #coronavirus https://t.co/NzHGq0sbOB

— UniMelb MDHS (@UniMelbMDHS) January 28, 2020

What does #coronavirus mean for Toronto? #UofTMed Prof @HotaSusy weighs in @CBC https://t.co/EpiH9tJn62

— UofT Medicine (@uoftmedicine) January 27, 2020

Patients with new #coronavirus (2019-nCoV) infection are presenting with a wide range of symptoms. Most seem to have mild disease. About 20% appear to progress to severe disease. Some have died.

WHO Situation Report 28 January 2020 https://t.co/uXR2BXEW2A pic.twitter.com/L9CKuFoDEN

— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) January 28, 2020

Latest on the #coronavirus nearly 6000 confirmed cases, 9000 suspected, 132 dead, 103 cured. pic.twitter.com/jD0a1FhYUC

— Samuel Smithers (@DrSamSmithers) January 29, 2020

https://twitter.com/BANDIT_XRAY/status/1222319130755289089

CDC recommends travelers avoid all nonessential travel to #China due to the ongoing #2019nCoV (#coronavirus) outbreak. The outbreak is growing and there is limited access to adequate medical care in affected areas. https://t.co/Km38IKxIAs pic.twitter.com/NHboTImlyr

— CDC Travel Health (@CDCtravel) January 27, 2020

#Coronavirus explained: Here's what you should know pic.twitter.com/AGoKgOQDwh

— QuickTake by Bloomberg (@QuickTake) January 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/MiraclEuphoria/status/1222246799131410432

“We're deluding ourselves into believing that we're stopping the epidemic by taking people's temperatures,” Laurie Garrett said.

Some infected patients of the #Coronavirus only show mild symptoms—or no symptoms at all.

Read full story: https://t.co/1GVGnqkp3M pic.twitter.com/FVwVAKnl4E

— The Epoch Times – China Insider (@EpochTimesChina) January 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/K_Kiumbe/status/1222257381289099264

Two people suspected of having #coronavirus hospitalised in Russia pic.twitter.com/jvTYiqzfl6

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) January 29, 2020

#Wuhan lockdown leads to empty streets amid #coronavirus outbreak pic.twitter.com/vOnmtkonpe

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) January 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/DarrenPlymouth/status/1222247167613599751

Over 15000 signatures obtained from Hospital Authority worker's union supporting the strike if HK doesn't close the border to China

Fully support our medical staff! Save HK from #coronavirus!

CLOSE. THE. BORDER. 🚧pic.twitter.com/QJpmiDDUAh

— woppa 🎗😷 (@Woppa1Woppa) January 28, 2020

#BREAKING: @CBSNews has learned the White House is considering a suspension of all flights between the US and China amid the outbreak of the deadly new coronavirus. @drlapook reports pic.twitter.com/NKGmeqCbj4

— norahodonnell (@NorahODonnell) January 28, 2020

If #coronavirus isn’t such a big deal, then why are Italian authorities scanning every single passenger landing in the country?

And why are we still allowing Flights originating from China to land in the US ?

Something ain’t right.

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— Gigameg (@dadetrading) January 28, 2020

#coronavirus Why hasn't China stopped all out going international flights? pic.twitter.com/T6otYDeCno

— Michael Petereit (@DigbyBasset) January 28, 2020

Here is all that you may want to know about #coronavirus. Do spread the awareness. pic.twitter.com/stpW8ZrHAM

— Harsh Goenka (@hvgoenka) January 28, 2020

Americans evacuated by plane from the epicenter of China's coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/21Gfc31WGS

— TIME (@TIME) January 29, 2020

One ten-year-old who was infected with the coronavirus reportedly had no symptoms at all https://t.co/Aye2AWnIfn

— TIME (@TIME) January 29, 2020

What impact will the Wuhan coronavirus have on Chinese business and the global economy? @simonlong55 talks to @s1moncox and @studersc on “Money Talks” https://t.co/UJEzh4AJ8C

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) January 29, 2020

The coronavirus discovered in China is causing global alarm https://t.co/hZgbNV7rWg

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) January 28, 2020

How effective are face masks at preventing illness? https://t.co/4XoRmG2t24 pic.twitter.com/9HJxXRABib

— Gizmodo (@Gizmodo) January 28, 2020

A new virus that originated in China has the markings of a global crisis: It emerged suddenly and can kill people. It has crossed borders easily. But the World Health Organization is split on if it should declare an international public health emergency https://t.co/HMQal6tzq9

— WIRED Science (@WIREDScience) January 23, 2020

Apple blamed China's coronavirus for a 'wider-than-usual' $4 billion range in its revenue forecast. But the weird thing is, a $4 billion range is not actually unusual for Apple. https://t.co/g0sFnnT8Qq

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) January 29, 2020

From @WSJopinion: The coronavirus outbreak proves it’s time to close China’s “wet markets” once and for all, write Christian Walzer and Aili Kang https://t.co/9c82RP90go

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) January 29, 2020

China said on Wednesday that 132 people had died from the coronavirus. The previous count, on Tuesday, was 106.

Latest updates:https://t.co/cYg17YwszO

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 29, 2020

Coronavirus live updates: U.S. seeks to send expert team to China to combat coronavirus outbreak; Xi defends response https://t.co/OITZxKmxwM

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/MaiTVFiji/status/1222250475547852800

A fifth US #coronavirus case has been confirmed in Maricopa County, Arizona, according to the Arizona Department of Public Health.

The patient, an ASU student who doesn’t live on campus, recently traveled from Wuhan, China — the center of the outbreak.https://t.co/6vD2mrpTR2

— Vox (@voxdotcom) January 26, 2020

A chartered jet carrying U.S. consulate employees from Wuhan, China, the center of the #coronavirus outbreak, is set to land in Ontario this week https://t.co/07YImlFxtM

— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) January 28, 2020

#CORONAVIRUS UPDATE: #Breaking: @WhiteHouse considering suspending flights from #China to the U.S.

– 5,578 infected
– 131 dead (in China)
– @SecAzar offers help to China
– U.S. health officials are fast-tracking work on a coronavirus #Vaccines https://t.co/49IxxZNXun

— Sara A. Carter (@SaraCarterDC) January 29, 2020

The heart-melting moment! A man voluntarily left 500 face masks at a police station in east China's Anhui Province, and ran away quickly. Policemen chased after him and gave him a salute in appreciation. #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/zP7UKJcLnr

— China News 中国新闻网 (@Echinanews) January 28, 2020

Taxi driver in China kicks out coughing passenger who just returned from #Wuhan amid #coronavirus outbreak pic.twitter.com/FbAu02ONSf

— RT (@RT_com) January 28, 2020

Wtf is wrong with people, a guy seems to be deliberately trying to spread the deadly virus ( coronavirus)by coughing on people #coronavirus #CoronaOutbreak pic.twitter.com/ZnmnD6Fy8b

— tbandz7 (@T_Lolz) January 28, 2020

#Canada has identified only three cases of the new #coronavirus so far, but there are fears a more serious outbreak could stoke anti-Asian sentiment in scenes reminiscent of the SARS epidemic that killed dozens in the #Toronto area in the early 2000s. https://t.co/sL0bNjsh7p

— Apex (@Apex_WW) January 29, 2020

https://twitter.com/DrDenaGrayson/status/1221994449238032384
https://twitter.com/DrDenaGrayson/status/1221852065972006912

Japan 🔴 confirms patient with Corona Virus did not visit China.

“A bus driver in Nara Prefecture who drove for tourists from Wuhan twice in January.”

“The number of people confirmed infected with the virus in Japan has reached six.”#coronavirus #coronavirusindia pic.twitter.com/ap0qUbex7W

— eto desu (@etodesu_designs) January 28, 2020

Please read the letter below. Please help share our story. We are just an ordinary family seeking help! #coronavirus #prayforwuhan pic.twitter.com/C89Ahmo474

— Tom Williams (@TWilliams_LDRS) January 27, 2020

Recall the #coronavirus chaos of “R0=3.8, actually R0=2.6, no wait R0=2.9, or 5.4!” —remember the pandemonium around R0 value when it came out last week? Lot of misunderstandings. My Harvard colleagues at @CCDD_HSPH break down R0, it’s meaning, and importance (Hat tip @mlipsitch) https://t.co/rpnRHO9hoW

— Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) January 28, 2020

New video form the #coronavirus quarantine zone in Wuhan. A man demands hospital not to turn away patients. His relative is dying and no beds and oxygen tanks available. As I said earlier, China is running out of space for patients and medical supplies. pic.twitter.com/uDkLR9RFQZ

— Max Howroute▫️ (@howroute) January 27, 2020

Scenes of unrest in Ningde, Fujian. The cause of the incident was opposition to the government's plan to build a quarantine center. It's a known fact that state run efforts at disaster relief often fall short of the people's immediate needs #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/bTB35OnTZH

— Vitalist International (@VitalistInt) January 28, 2020

Some people in #China are taking the #coronavirus deadly serious.

Face masks are in short supply.pic.twitter.com/u82ujPZboi

— FierceWarriorNStilettos (@InactionNever) January 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/minhtngo/status/1221868357772668940

Fucking hell there no way #China has this under control #coronavirus 😷😷😷

Not looking good for the whole human race 😬😬😬 pic.twitter.com/IezQlij9ON

— Brylcreem Boy (@Brylcream_Boy) January 28, 2020

These Chinese people will eat weird things and wonder how they got the #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/ulmYKQFjIV

— Nungua Wiz Khalifa 🌿🌬️ 🐦 (@brother_frere) January 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/Rivsy/status/1222284847231766528

Just came back from China. People are fighting over face masks in Shanghai, China 28/01/2020. #coronavirus #ChinaPneumonia pic.twitter.com/W2QDbquS37

— Bashir King Jamal (@Bashir_King) January 28, 2020

#Coronavirus spreads across the globe pic.twitter.com/qoiYjBXwsu

— CGTN Europe (@CGTNEurope) January 27, 2020

https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1221213073652043776

GREAT NEWS!
The editors of major scientific journals have agreed to share any papers about the new #coronavirus (2019-nCoV) with WHO before publication, with authors’ consent.
This is important to inform our assessment of the situation, our guidance to countries and actions. pic.twitter.com/ooYvWTvefn

— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO)